'subject of transaction' is an idiomatic phrase that is commonly used in written English.
It is often used to refer to the type or purpose of a financial or legal transaction. For example, "The subject of transaction was the sale of the company's shares."
It even seemed to catch the subject of the transaction off guard.
The value of the assets, which are the subject of the transaction, as reflected on Moonfruit's balance sheet as at 31 December 2011, is £4.88 million.
Our cases reiterate that alternative governance structures (competitive markets and hierarchical systems) need to be subjected to a comparative analysis of transaction cost minimization.
Enron -- which is already the subject of a Securities and Exchange Commission investigation of transactions among Enron and partnerships headed by the company's former chief financial officer, Andrew S. Fastow, and a number of shareholders' suits -- now has an additional legal problem.
BAE's chairman, Dick Olver, has been the subject of shareholder grumbling, while a transaction with a US rival such as Boeing or Lockheed Martin is a possibility.
There are literally thousands of these types of transaction mazes to which we constantly subject ourselves.
Banamex is the subject of a fresh investigation; foreign transactions that may have helped companies to avoid American taxes have also caught the authorities' attention.Increasingly, big banks are held responsible not only for their own misdeeds, but also for the conduct of their clients.
An in-depth qualitative and case study approach thus was required to investigate the complex subject of the governance of aid transactions in Uganda, given the small number of organizations (sample size) involved.
Problems with the Hoosier-John Hancock transaction are the subject of a lawsuit in federal court in Indianapolis.
The tax's predecessor encouraged firms to do things in-house to minimise the number of transactions subject to BT.
The recommendations also included asking Congress to enact a law to expand the list of transactions subject to background checks — currently required only for purchases from a licensed firearms dealer — by requiring private sellers to check buyers' backgrounds too; the idea was to require them to go to a dealer and use its background check system for a small fee.
