Sentence examples for prospectus published from inspiring English sources

Even those who saw the prospectus, published at the time of the FSA's inspection, note that it claimed a capital-adequacy ratio of 6%.

Bidders for the four licenses must file applications by early February, according to the prospectus published on the Web site of the Institute of Postal Services and Telecommunications.

A prospectus published by the school says parents are under "no obligation" to contribute, and the letter reportedly sent to parents said "If you are able to provide a cheque for the full amount…" (our italics).

The only investors still sitting on the fence were global fund managers.The listing prospectus, published on July 15th, is probably the most honest document ever published by a Chinese state bank.

The 322-page prospectus, published by TSB – in which the bank styles itself as a new challenger to the "big four" players – illustrates the close ties that will remain with Lloyds even after the share sale.

As Qualys laid out in its investor prospectus published yesterday, it was offering 7,575,000 shares today, 6.7 million of those in shares from the company, and 875,000 from investors.

Firms, especially SMEs, should find it cheaper and easier to access diverse sources of capital across the EU thanks to new rules simplifying prospectuses published when securities are offered to investors or admitted to trading.

A month before a prospectus was published for potential readers and advertisers stating that there "seems a favourable opportunity for establishing a Newspaper".

When its prospectus is published, probably next month, it will supposedly shed light on how the $9.4 billion deal was financed: some murky combination of friendly state banks and Chinese money is likely.

BP has long complained about the procedure for assessing claims, which it says has allowed firms that suffered no losses at all to claim for damages.The cheque is in the postThe prospectus was published for the flotation of Royal Mail, the biggest sell-off of a state asset in Britain in two decades.

These dates, normally dry minutiae in a banker's diary, are as eagerly awaited as national holidays in some parts of China.On October 9th the preliminary prospectus was published like a bestseller, a 600-page door-stop that appeared in the office of every bank and hedge fund in Hong Kong.