Sentence examples for salomon from inspiring English sources
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Standard, from pharmacy I also carried … Spotting an orange OMM rucksack was a clear sign you were about to come across a British runner – and more than half the field were carrying Salomon packs.
Neither Salomon nor Mr Grubman were named, but correspondence that embarrasses them has been included in the evidence.
The spin-off would serve mainly institutional investors as well as the small number of retail investors who trade through Salomon.
It is likely to cut 12% of its staff, with proportionally more senior banking staff at risk than at other big investment banks that have announced similar cutbacks.Citigroup decided that Salomon and Schroders no longer had a place in investment banking and will rebrand these units under its own name.
Salomon is also a big trader, so others are certain to follow.
Now that the DTB has captured more than 80% of the market for German government-bond futures, LIFFE relies for much of its livelihood on Euromark business, which last month accounted for 31% of the exchange's overall trading volume.Both Chase and Salomon blame the way LIFFE trades in physical "pits", where dealers meet each other face to face.
Didier Drogba and Salomon Kalou, still striving, along with the likes of Yaya Touré and Emmanuel Eboué, to lead their country to the trophy they were supposedly destined to land, were among the scorers as the Elephants stomped to a 4-2 first leg lead, a result that compels Senegal to go on the attack in Dakar.
The prospect of losing a bank's headquarters still knocks national regulators into a defensive tizzy.John Leonard, an analyst at Salomon Smith Barney, envisages a continuing stand-off between banks across national borders until the last pairing-up is done at home.
Since comparing debt-equity ratios between telecoms firms in different countries is tricky (equity is accounted for in different ways), Schroder Salomon Smith Barney SSSBB) compares debt with earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortisation, which is less subject to distortion.
The line represents Salomon Brothers' estimate of ideal levels of loan growth at various levels of bank penetration.
Short postings also avoid uprooting a career-minded spouse, and may give high-fliers a more rounded perspective: Andrea Farace, chief operating officer at Schroder Salomon Smith Barney, a subsidiary of Citigroup, is considering sending more middle-level folk on six-to-12 month stints abroad, to boost their experience.But a lonely half-year abroad has drawbacks too.
