"reference company" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is typically used when referring to a specific company that is used as a reference or point of comparison for a particular topic or idea. Here is an example sentence: "Apple Inc. is often seen as the reference company for innovation and design in the technology industry."
The SPV then raises money directly from several individual investors, pools it together, and writes a swap or swaps on the same reference company security.
Consistent with Riemer et al. [14], and based on available data, the FIRM vector includes information for continent location (North America is the reference), company size (revenue below 1 billion sales is the reference, for 3 categories: < 1 billion, 1 5 billion, >5 billion annual sales), and company sectors (B2B is the reference, three categories, B2B, B2C services and B2B goods).
I also said that we should be a reference company on these topics and be a part of the public debate to promote a more humane society.
Audits of the main credit reference companies.
The company must do the work to narrow a target list of potential reference companies.
Or there are newer and less liquid collateralised debt obligations, or CDOs, in which referenced company debt is bundled together, divided into tranches of varying degrees of riskiness and sold to investors.
Compound-linked information includes bioactivity, therapeutic classification, detailed patent information, literature references, company names, compound codes, generic names, trade names and development phase.
Referencing company records, The Wall Street Journal reported that the payments were issued from March 3 to March 21 to pay for lawyers for ten of the 15 former HealthSouth execs, who have since pleaded guilty to participating in the accounting fraud.
Unfortunately, on forums such as Property118 some agents are trying to devise "workarounds" – one alleges that "larger agents are secretly discussing setting up referencing companies, and will only deal with prospective tenants who will use their company".
"If the market turns, people aren't going to spend $10,000 on a trip to Zimbabwe," Sequeira said, referencing companies like IfOnly, which sells curated experiences.
One references companies and scammers who engage in predatory lending.
