"With benefit of hindsight it would now appear that liquidity support may…at times have been overly generous," the central bank of Bangladesh admitted in its half-yearly statement.
In his half-yearly statement issued today, he scorns those who have made "incorrect and unhelpful comments about the future of local weekly newspapers" by contending that "the local press is, with only perhaps one or two exceptions, in very good shape".
Pressure on British bankers is expected to increase in February as the country's major financial institutions, including Barclays and HSBC, publish yearly earning statements and decide on employee bonuses.
Mr. Anderson said he compared that filing with yearly financial statements and found discrepancies, which he called "suggestive of chicanery and perhaps financial fraud".
In 1959, Mr. Runyan produced his breakthrough work, the annual report for Litton Industries, which changed how corporations presented their yearly financial statements to stockholders.
I worked for three years on that book, unpaid time that will never be adequately compensated, by the looks of my yearly royalty statements.
Airlines, beyond what they report as potential award liabilities on their yearly financial statements, do not discuss specific mileage-program data, which they consider proprietary and highly competitive in nature.
Under this pope, the church began issuing yearly financial statements for the Holy See, which includes the papal palace, the Curia, pontifical congregations and Vatican newspapers and television, -- but which has a separate budget from the Vatican city-state.
That is why Ofgem has taken the lead in pursuing transparency across all sections of the energy market, [making] energy companies produce yearly financial statements, which have been reviewed twice by independent accountants and found to be fit for purpose".
Q The offering plan of my condominium states that all unit owners must be given a yearly financial statement prepared by a certified public accountant.
