Sentence examples for structured equity from inspiring English sources

That flat belonged to Mr Jutting, who reportedly had worked in structured equity finance and trading at Bank of America Merrill Lynch since July of last year.

Rather than strike affiliate relationships or simply represent sites for national ad sales, Bankoff has structured equity swaps for each of the sites in SB Nation in which the company acquires all the content, URLs and related assets, and the bloggers then share the ad revenue.

The firm, based in Beverly Hills, Calif., manages about $1 billion across three structured equity funds.

To attract investment from those pension funds, Mexico's stock market and the finance ministry created a special vehicle, a structured equity security known as a CKD.

Andrew Brogden and Robert Reid, the former head and deputy head of the bank's structured equity derivatives desk, alleged that the firm failed to honour an unwritten bonus agreement for 2010-2011 made when they joined the bank in 2007.

He was, according to a person familiar with the trading, working in an area of the bank that structured equity trades for clients - say, an investment that mimics the performance of a group of European stock market indexes.

Its other main market is in banking, where big firms such as JPMorgan and Citi use it for a range of activities from structuring equity derivatives to reducing loan losses.A stablemate of sorts to Palantir is Xoom, a firm that specialises in cross-border remittances.

As startups grow more professional while staying private longer, they're getting serious about how they structure equity compensation plans to retain talent.

The cash payment includes $1.9 billion for the ABB unit's net debt and $400 million for structured finance equity in receivables.

It highlights a number of important considerations in designing PES schemes such as household characteristics, land tenure arrangements, incentive structure, equity and gender issues, and the challenges involved in balancing environmental, economic and poverty reduction goals.

George Kappaz is a private-equity boss who recently gave a complex job to Clearspire (structuring an equity package for Astrata, one his fund's firms).