Sentence examples for servicing arrangement from inspiring English sources

Additionally, State Street expects to support the acquired Intesa balance sheet with approximately $800 million of additional capital at the closing As part of the acquisition, State Street will enter into a long-term investment servicing arrangement with Intesa to service all of its investment management affiliates, including the biggest fund manager in Italy, Eurizon Capital.

So, the algorithm tries to change the servicing arrangement of trains to earn more value of satisfaction.

For example, for train 7 which is considered as high priority train, the satisfaction rate was 0.27 in previous solution and increased to 0.61 in the new solution by changing to arrival time of locomotive and servicing arrangement.

Is it a friendship, a partnership or just a fee-for-service arrangement?

In Yonkers and Mount Vernon, the company, Empress Ambulance Service, which has a staff of 160 emergency workers, does not charge the city, but bills patients under a fee-for-service arrangement.

The research found that set up and integration costs for each shared service arrangement were "modest", with all succeeding in delivering a payback period of less than two years.

Most of the rest have access to physician and hospital discount networks that are paid in a fee-for-service arrangement, or else they have traditional insurance with few restrictions.

Fees for services provided to employer plans are not unique to group annuities and are incurred under any retirement-plan service arrangement.

But as with Apple and Samsung's supplier relationship, as well as the maps and YouTube services arrangement between Apple and Google, success can breed contempt between massive companies working together when each is primarily interested in its own bottom line.

The new relationship won't affect Dell's current service arrangement with LinuxCare, which Dell recruited back in February to provide service and support for its servers shipping with the Linux operating system (OS), according to Jack Steeg, vice president of alliances at Dell.

The two-service arrangement means that NASA is turning both to an old-school aerospace giant, Boeing, and the most prominent of a booming set of 21st-century entrepreneurial space companies, SpaceX, founded by Internet billionaire Elon Musk.