Sentence examples for moving into banking from inspiring English sources

Several schools are moving into banking partnerships.

So today we see Vodafone moving into banking and Google into energy, not to mention the entrepreneurs – it is here were disruptive change can happen.

Alibaba isn't the only Chinese internet firm moving into banking.

Mr Haberer had first moved into banking when the newly elected Socialists appointed him chief executive of Paribas, a high-powered merchant bank which they had just nationalised, in 1981.

To remedy the resulting shortage, the government has sought to expand a pipeline bringing gas from Bolivia.In this section Hugo Chávez moves into banking Fading brands Gas and graft A conflict of goals ReprintsTo pay for this, the government set up a trust fund with loans from Spain's Repsol YPF and Brazil's national development bank, the BNDES.

Brazil already gets the lowest price of any middle-income country with a lower infection rate.In this section Hugo Chávez moves into banking Fading brands Gas and graft A conflict of goals ReprintsBrazil wants to join Thailand, which has issued compulsory licences, in paying the poor-country price.

His story (in a nutshell): modest home in Paisley (although not nearly as "salt of the earth" as he would have people believe), trains as accountant, moves into banking, takes over the Clydesdale, is head-hunted for RBS… and the rest is opprobrium.

Alcocer and Cortina then moved into banking, running Banco Zaragozano.

Lindner moved into banking in 1959, starting American Financial as a group of small savings and loans.

Deposits below 100,000 euros will be moved into Bank of Cyprus, the country's biggest bank, which is being significantly restructured.

With a Ph.D. in materials science, Mr. Cotter, known as Casey, worked for years in engineering before moving into mortgage banking.