Sentence examples for pace of takeovers from inspiring English sources

One, which financial firms employ to justify the relentless pace of takeovers and divestitures, is that shareholder value (meaning a high stock price) must be the corporation's pre-eminent — indeed, only — goal.

Bankers who arranged financing for last year's largest leveraged buyouts — TXU and First Data — are leaving their firms as the pace of takeovers slows, creating an opportunity for less established lenders to fund acquisitions, Bloomberg News reported.

Also, for both the smaller integrateds and the exploration-only groups, there is a good chance that the increasing pace of takeovers will continue.

Many lawyers and investment bankers believe that the new rules will speed up the pace of British takeovers and produce more competing bids for companies.

A surge in companies issuing stock for the first time and a raging pace of corporate takeovers powered robust second-quarter earnings at two leading brokerage firms.

In fact, the pace of small bank takeovers has slowed since Dodd-Frank, according to data from SNL Financial.

Though it will not take effect in full until 2006, the agreement is likely to increase the pace of cross-border takeover bids in Europe.

Besides the security problems and the lagging pace of the federal takeover of screening, the main concerns are what many consider to be the impossibility of meeting a Dec. 31 deadline for airports to buy and put in operation large bag-screening machines, an undertaking that will cost billions.

First is the pace and scale of takeover activity around the world, with bidders employing cheap debt in colossal volumes.

In Crimea, the detention of the Ukrainian naval commander, Adm. Serhiy Haiduk, reflected the blistering pace of the Kremlin's takeover of Crimea.

The board is also feeling pressure from other shareholders, who are concerned that the slow pace of the negotiations may jeopardize any takeover, whether by Murdoch or someone else.