Sentence examples for management divisions and from inspiring English sources

Cenkos was interested in Close's investment banking and asset management divisions, and Landsbanki, which bought the brokerage Bridgewell earlier this year, was looking at its banking arm.

The former executive, Robert S. Kaplan, who oversaw Goldman's investment banking and investment management divisions and now teaches at Harvard Business School, will start as chief executive of Harvard Management Company, which runs the endowment, on Monday, the university said.

BLOOMBERG NEWS Guggenheimim Said to Ready Bid for Deutsche Bank Unit | Guggenheim Partnersrs, the fast-growing financial services firm, is preparing to bid for Deutsche Bank's asset management divisions, and other prospective bidders include State Street and the Macquarie Group, Bloomberg News reports, citing an unidentified person with knowledge of the matter.

Lehman would also sell most of its investment management division and cut its dividend to shareholders.

Morgan Stanley has hired the former Merrill Lynch president Gregory J. Fleming to lead its investment management division and global research operations, the firm said Sunday.

JPMorgan's earnings rose 2percentt as the strong performance of its asset management division and credit card group offset the poor results of its investment bank.

Two inquiries -- one at Putnam Investments, its money management division, and the other at Mercer Inc., its consulting unit -- started last year.

Now, Mr. Peek heads a slimmed-down unit, consisting of the firm's struggling asset management division and a small private client business.

"The losses have weakened the reputation of its prized wealth management division and the all-important trust of its clients," Mr. Knight said in his letter.

Blue-chip City firms, including BlackRock, HSBC's global asset management division and Schroders, were found to have mostly sided with company management on controversial decisions over pay, which showed they were "not exercising their stewardship responsibilities" the NGO said.

The company announced that it planned to split itself into a "good" bank and a "bad" one to hive off worrisome mortgages and real estate; sell most of its investment management division; and cut its dividend to shareholders.