Sentence examples for knowledge of clients from inspiring English sources

Our own knowledge of clients' situations in both consumer goods and B2B markets supports this finding.

The Florida settlement ends an investigation into accusations that Travelers paid the insurance broker Marsh & McLennan Companies to win business without the knowledge of clients, regulators said Monday in a statement.

Some, Markopolos thinks, knew that Madoff was dubious but believed he was "front-running" by using advance knowledge of clients' trades from his stockbroking business to insider trade his way to success.

We find that good choices in this area can improve performance for clients by three-fold or more, and surprisingly, finding the good choices do not require advance knowledge of clients' exact download speeds, once we have chosen the slowest client speed we want to support.

What's conspicuously absent is any evidence of differentiation as to expertise, results, efficient use of technology, process/project management, client service, knowledge of clients' businesses, fee flexibility, etc.

For projects like this, loan seekers often turn to community banks to fulfill what large banks may not be able to, such as offering strong ties to the local community and more specialized knowledge of client needs.

Global Fund-supported Ukrandian and Kyrgyz NGO services targeting IDUs commonly recruited former IDUs as staff or volunteers, including former clients who were seen as having good knowledge of current clients' perspectives, thereby enabling them to build trust and provide move effective interventions.

"Now is the time to translate our vast knowledge of our clients' businesses into workable business-building ideas".

Mr. Pinedo's lawyer, Jeremy I. Lessem, said in an interview that Mr. Pinedo had no knowledge of his clients' identities or motivations and "accepted full responsibility" for his actions.

He said Cambridge University had "no knowledge of the clients or projects GSR had worked on" and that GSR has never used any data collected as part of his university activities.

"I'd rather know I had a disease early on and pay more insurance than die next week," is a riposte to the point about insurance companies taking commercial advantage of greater knowledge of their clients' health.