Institutional Support: Fitch's approach to assessing institutional (shareholder) support remains largely unchanged.
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Institutional Framework (Neutral/Stable) Fitch views the institutional framework as neutral to the ratings.
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No, but, again — it's a difference between an institutional reporter and a non-institutional reporter.
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Institutional prime funds now hold $788 billion, while institutional government funds have $938 billion, iMoneyNet said.
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Institutional Framework: Rome's performance in 2015 reflected a still evolving institutional framework for Italian metropolitan cities.
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There's institutional clients, and institutional clients, if they want to invest in this-, and they're grownups.
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Opposing: The Institutional Limited Partner Association, which represents institutional investors with over $1 trillion in private assets.
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Mavi shares will be offered to international institutional investors, and domestic retail and institutional investors, Mavi said.
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Fidelity Institutional will now be led by Jeffrey Lagarce, 61, previously head of Fidelity Institutional Asset Management.
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Qualified institutional buyers and non-institutional bidders were subscribed 192x and 195x, while the retail portion was subscribed 6.6x.
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Institutional Investor Alpha, a sister publication of Institutional Investor that's published quarterly, will also become an all-digital publication.
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And at a high level we've dealt with corporations and governments -- DAVID FABER: Institutional client base-- DAVID SOLOMON: -- Institutional firm.
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Fitch's institutional support assumptions are underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG's and the Landesbanken's institutional protection fund.
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A unit of MetLife Inc's institutional asset management platform appointed Lesley Lo as institutional sales director for Asia excluding Japan.
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Fitch's institutional support assumptions are underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG's and the Landebanken's institutional protection fund.
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Fitch's institutional support assumptions are underpinned by provisions contained in the statutes of SFG and the Landesbanken's institutional protection fund.
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Institutional Acceptance of Digital Currency The rise in digital currency values can also be attributed to institutional acceptance of cryptocurrencies.
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Institutional Investor magazine is the preeminent publication capturing the emergence and growth of institutional investors since the late 1960's.
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My research shows that conservative women gain considerable influence without institutional power, and liberal women gain institutional power without considerable influence.
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Major institutional shareholders like BlackRock backed the activist groups, as did major proxy advisory firms like Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis.
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For fifty-one years, Institutional Investor has consistently distinguished itself as the world's foremost financial publication and convener of global institutional investors.
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Firms like Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis hold significant sway over how institutional investors outside India vote on resolutions at shareholder meetings.
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The Texas Model of limited government provides an institutional framework supporting more prosperity; New York's institutional framework allows for a more interventionist government.
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Today's museums must keep this in mind as they make the variety of (very tough) institutional decisions in the name of institutional sustainability.
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MSBNA's Institutional SR of '1' is sensitive to any change in Fitch's views of potential institutional support for this entity from the parent company.
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Two institutional sales deputies, Hilary Corman and Ravi Goutam, will take over as interim co-leaders of the iShares institutional business, the memo said.
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But Institutional Shareholder Services, which advises mutual funds and other institutional shareholders on such matters, recommended the investors vote in favor of the deal.
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GSBUSA's institutional support rating of '1' is sensitive to any change in Fitch's views of potential institutional support for this entity from the parent company.
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"The institutional offering of the IPO received strong demand from both Malaysian and global institutional investors, and was oversubscribed," the company said in a statement.
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Local banks are already required to send applications for accounts from institutional investors and high net-worth institutional clients to the central bank for approval.
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The institutional bodies financing the idea sharing forums should know that unaffiliated scholars face tremendous challenge in the absence of infrastructure available to institutional scholars.
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Those looking for a crisp divide in the campaign for the European Parliament's elections next May might consider a different taxonomy: institutional conservatives versus institutional innovators.
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Wardi will be responsible for business development and managing institutional clients in the region, and will report to Remi Casals, head of European institutional client solutions.
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"I worry about whether or not it's reversible, the loss of norms and the loss of institutional process and the lack of institutional memory," he said.
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My ambivalence emerges out of my struggle to articulate my autonomy in the midst of institutional power and along the private-public-institutional spectrum I work within.
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In 2004, Institutional Shareholder Services, which advises large institutional investors on corporate governance, began recommending that its clients vote against directors who served on too many boards.
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Foreign institutional investors (FIIs) sold shares worth 43 billion rupees, while domestic institutional investors (DIIs) sold 2.82 billion rupees worth of shares, according to exchange data. bit.
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"We ought to set aside this talk, this talk about institutional racism and institutional bias," Pence said Thursday at a roundtable of pastors in Colorado Springs, Colo.
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The new private equity fund will seek institutional investors and take leverage while P2P Global was open to both retail and institutional investors and was not leveraged.
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Unfortunately for F5, the company's stock is heavily owned by institutional holders and the tradeoffs and costs of the transaction hit areas where institutional investors are particularly sensitive.
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According to Naqvi, foreign institutional portfolio managers hold about a third of all freely tradable shares, while another third is held by domestic institutions, pensions and institutional companies.
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The Des Moines, Iowa-based company will take over Wells' contribution, benefit, executive deferred compensation, employee stock ownership plans, institutional trust and custody and institutional asset advisory businesses.
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Pelosi: The institutional check on Trump Pelosi is likely to be the next House speaker and will have the power to have an institutional check on the administration.
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In the case of NSE, the funds leading the campaign are all foreign institutional investors who invested in the market by buying stakes from earlier domestic institutional investors.
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" The study also found the Department of Defense is the largest institutional producer of greenhouse gases in the world and the biggest "institutional user of petroleum and correspondingly.
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Young people are supposed to be anti-institutional, but Buttigieg is very institutional — his life has been defined by his service to organizations, not his rebellion against them.
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The provision lets any potential issuer of shares meet with "qualified institutional buyers" and "institutional accredited investors" ahead of a new public offering, according to a press release.
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AND IT IS IMPORTANT TO NOTE THAT WHEN YOU LOOK AT INSTITUTIONAL CLIENTS, WE HAVE THE NUMBER TWO MARKET SHARE POSITION WITH THE TOP 1,300 INSTITUTIONAL CLIENTS IN FIC.
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The former CEO of Instinet will lead institutional sales and support organizations and will focus on Coinbase's effort to introduce cryptocurrency to hedge funds and other traditional institutional investors.
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Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis, which together influence the vast majority of institutional shareholder votes, each argued in recent reports that AIG's top executives get paid too much.
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Gareth Davies joined as head of UK institutional clients while Alexia Giugni joined as head of institutional clients southern Europe and Shalin Bhagwan as head of UK pensions advisory.
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Mostly known for its retail investment platform, Coinbase has been making an institutional push over the years, selling professional trading and custody services to institutional investors with deeper pockets.
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But less than half of the 250 institutional investors surveyed for JP Morgan's Capital Advisory Group 2018 Institutional Investor Survey said that distressed credit investments were interesting to them now.
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Computer model-driven firm Renaissance Technologies' $5.5 billion Institutional Diversified Alpha fund gained 16.2 percent, while the firm's Renaissance Institutional Equity Fund finished the year with a 17.3 percent gain.
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"This hedge-fund industry is destroying enormous value for institutional investors, " he said on "Power Lunch" from the eighth annual CNBC and Institutional Investor Delivering Alpha conference in New York.
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China will further ease requirements on outbound remittance for investors under its under Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor (QFII) and the Renminbi Qualified Foreign Institutional Investor(RQFII) programs, the regulator said.
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Institutional Shareholder Services Inc and Glass Lewis & Co, which together influence the vast majority of institutional shareholder votes, each argued in recent reports that AIG's top executives get paid too much.
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Mo Brooks — with much more money and institutional support.
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Because this process is being carried out in accordance with the law and the institutional order, the appropriate response is extra-institutional and extralegal appeals to the sovereign authority of the people.
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Institutional Shareholder Services, Ethos and Glass Lewis, which provide corporate governance research and proxy voting services to institutional investors, had said Curado would be stretched too thin if he joined ABB's board.
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Since white people are presumed to have "institutional power," and therefore institutional responsibility, people of color function in this world as sages, speaking truths that white people must cherish, and not challenge.
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"Positioning in the US equity market among institutional investors has turned euphoric and highlights the extent to which FOMO (fear of missing out) has gripped the institutional equity investor community," she wrote.
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By leveraging Institutional Investor, exclusive memberships, forums, industry benchmarks, award-winning content, and workflow solutions such as capital placement, Institutional Investor is the essential hub for the world's financial decision-makers. www.institutionalinvestor.com.
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It does account for a disproportionate 20 percent of the value created in these start-ups which goes to show the value of institutional investors or at least the filter of institutional investors.
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The company, which invests across a range of equity, debt, multi-asset and alternative funds for both institutional and retail clients, said existing institutional clients increased allocations across a broad range of strategies.
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The company has already tapped institutional investors to achieve its goal, with $16 million collected from various individual and institutional investors including Balfour Capital and Starbridge Venture Capital, according to information in Crunchbase.
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But while the Harvard group cited evidence that institutional landlords may be more likely to initiate evictions, it conceded that the jury is still out on what kind of landlords institutional investors make.
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Betterment in 2014 partnered with Fidelity's Institutional Wealth Services unit.
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Burak Alici manages the Morgan Stanley Institutional Global Discovery Fund.
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Institutional digital currency trading firm Genesis Global continues to expand.
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As deaf artist, she is especially impacted by institutional barriers.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Queensland Australia's institutional framework supports Queensland's ratings.
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COPPINS: So, you were motivated mainly by preserving institutional credibility?
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New institutional owners of Coca Cola Co rose 2500 percent.
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From an institutional standpoint, it would look like an overreach.
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For example, are there institutional disadvantages to exercising this right?
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But they recognise that institutional investors have some legal powers.
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Second, the soft Brexiteers must build up an institutional network.
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The institutional vehicle for both of these is monopoly power.
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Were all the institutional maneuvering and high hopes worth it?
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On many platforms, larger institutional investors are joining the marketplace.
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Individual investors can invest alongside institutional investors in these marketplaces.
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To read more about the Institutional Investor rankings, click here.
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It will also work closely with the institutional client group.
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The investments are now at an institutional level — that's new.
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Dalio earned about $5.5 million every day, Institutional Investor calculated.
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Economists have to take the problems of institutional legitimacy seriously.
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Fidelity is only offering the crypto trade to institutional customers.
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The bank's corporate and institutional banking (CIB) division performed well.
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"Institutional investors have seen returns [by encouraging] activists," he said.
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Resolute's investors include a string of institutional and individual investors.
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Some institutional investors are applying green principles across their portfolios.
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America's science boom had a firm institutional and ideological foundation.
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Soros Fund Management may have been among the institutional investors.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Australia's institutional framework supports South Australia's ratings.
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If an institutional failure occurred, the institution was just people.
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Compliance was -- we had a very institutional roster of investors.
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Ouderkirk became head of the institutional lending group last August.
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But over a decade they could shift to institutional ownership.
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Even considering the notion of affecting institutional change feels exhausting.
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His second is leviathan trust, which corresponds to institutional trust.
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Converus sees no problem with this kind of institutional bias.
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Large, institutional investors are also getting in on the trend.
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Is it just institutional sexism that we're just not into?
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Institutional investors include pension funds, endowments and funds of funds.
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Citi's Institutional Clients Group advised the bank on the deal.
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They distract from the larger, institutional problem of parental leave.
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Both men share deep professional and institutional history and values.
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"It is one of personal and institutional integrity," Huizar said.
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They have little institutional support and few, if any, supervisors.
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The relative lack of institutional capital creates a buyers' market.
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Changes have been driven by institutional holders shifting their positions.
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Fitch views the institutional framework as neutral to the ratings.
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Effective media opposition needs to arise from entrenched, institutional habit.
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They are structural and institutional problems, not just personal ones.
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With the Times you get this more institutional, formal language.
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Institutional investors have held off on the fledgling cryptocurrency asset.
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Right now it's mostly retail investors, not much institutional investors.
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My criticism of her is not personal, but rather institutional.
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Other potential buyers perceived the institutional decrepitude as a drawback.
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During his lifetime, Baltrop — Black and bisexual — encountered institutional exclusion.
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Greater interest from institutional investors has contributed to bitcoin's gains.
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The congressional watchdog became a lapdog, abdicating its institutional responsibilities.
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The remaining stock is controlled by private and institutional investors.
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And then there are the institutional changes Mr. Sanders favors.
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Institutional investors are really picky about wanting to make money.
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Dr. Heffner brought her own institutional knowledge to the booking.
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Prime institutional money funds held $638.6 billion as of Aug.
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It's not that anyone denies that institutional racism once existed.
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The President's blatant disregard for institutional norms cannot be overstated.
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Gary Retelny is president & CEO of Institutional Shareholder Services Inc.
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AL: Most are institutional investors from North America and Asia.
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The institutional left must destroy these to achieve their goals.
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S. and global equity strategies for institutional and intermediary clients.
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BNY Institutional Capital Trust A --Trust Preferred Securities at `BBB+'.
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Importantly, the platform is servicing institutional investors, not everyday investors.
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This is a dramatic constitutional and institutional decision for McConnell.
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This is critical for the investors, particularly institutional money managers.
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"The real institutional world has abandoned us," she tells me.
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Today, the signs of oppression and institutional violence are inescapable.
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He must bring an astonishing institutional memory to your relationship.
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So we actually haven't raised any institutional funding at all.
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Mr. Soros was also an early institutional supporter of StopFake.
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Institutional stresses, operational and political, are usually invisible to outsiders.
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Large institutional investors are starting to figure this out, too.
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This might be an adequate sample of all institutional investors.
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The cultural devaluing of women is institutional, infrastructural and industrial.
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Commonfund "is like an institutional mutual fund," Mr. Luke said.
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But institutional buyers are also circling, searching for investment opportunities.
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Small institutional investors can diversify in any way they like.
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With fund three, Magma has attracted its first institutional investor.
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But a handful of large institutional investors oppose the move.
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Social media was no substitute for institutional change, they said.
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So at Nikko AM what can you offer institutional investors?
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Next in our tower of folly is the institutional level.
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Still, for others, the issue boils down to institutional racism.
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Bankers cited greater depth and breadth of institutional investor interest.
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Beyond institutional affiliation, critics usually gain authority in three ways.
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This would dramatically increase how institutional investors can get exposure.
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Source: Coin Dance Meanwhile, institutional interest in bitcoin is rising.
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MI Ends share sale for institutional investors at 1100 GMT.
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The partnership also includes institutional bodies from Israel's Clal Insurance .
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My diagnosis of the agency's ills is institutional, not personal.
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Last week, Institutional Shareholder Services had recommended four Broadcom nominees.
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Regulation gives users and institutional clients the confidence to invest.
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Preference shares are popular with both institutional and retail investors.
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He has over 29 years of institutional investment management experience.
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Institutional investors have committed to investing $240 billion (€2120 billion).
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It has 1.37 million retail users and 1,1.37 institutional users.
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She believes institutional reform in that regard is what's needed.
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And then make sure that those institutional guardrails are upheld.
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The hurdles are institutional and philosophical, and ultimately financial too.
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Institutional memory is important in Philadelphia, and Middleton has it.
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Institutional life is often regimented, tightly controlled, and very limiting.
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Still, CBO has no actual institutional power to block anything.
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And the institutional establishment sort of upholds the educational one.
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This is a significant institutional change to the nomination system.
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Fitch's institutional support considerations are underpinned by the statutes of SFG and the Landebanken's institutional protection fund, and by our view that the owners consider their investment in their Landesbanken long term and strategic.
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"As long-term institutional investors, we believe that the mitigation of climate change is essential for the safeguarding of our investments," according to the letter signed by 214 institutional investors and published on Monday.
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The institutional complacency, foregrounding institutional complicity, underlies the hypocrisy of those who are willing to call out their enemies concerning political blunders but fail to hold their friends to the same standards of accountability.
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Foreign direct investment, first and foremost... investment in local bond markets... but very importantly, getting institutional investors - not just project financiers - but institutional investors: the pension funds, the insurers, sovereign wealth funds and the like.
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Proxy advisers Institutional Shareholders Services Inc, Glass Lewis and Co, and Ownership Matters, which vote on behalf of institutional investors at AGMs, said they had concerns about Macquarie's remuneration but would vote to approve them.
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Both the Renaissance Institutional Diversified Alpha (RIDA) fund and the Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund (RIEF) gained roughly 10 percent this year after gaining roughly 16 percent last year, a person familiar with the numbers said.
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Days after Redstone stepped down, Institutional Shareholder Service, which advises big institutional investors on how to vote their shares in corporate elections, recommended that Viacom shareholders withhold support for six of the media company's directors.
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Weak Institutional Framework Fitch views the region's credit profile as being constrained by the weak Russian institutional framework for sub-nationals, which has a shorter record of stable development than many of its international peers.
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Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis, two prominent firms that advise many large institutional investors, each recommended this month that shareholders vote in favor of the resolution calling for an outside report on Rekognition's risks.
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Big institutional money managers trade the VVIX to hedge long positions.
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Institutional assets rose 1.7 percent, while retail assets fell 1.4 percent.
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The two that you referenced from February actually are institutional products.
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Will big institutional investors balk at waiving their right to sue?
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But we've been accused of having institutional biases and racist undertones.
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Most of the shares were bought by institutional investors, it added.
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The UBS ranking was based on institutional investment in individual stocks.
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Typically IPOs can be closed off to only large, institutional investors.
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" As woods also underscored: "this is what institutional violence looks like.
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Institutional investors in British-listed firms have gone a step further.
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And yet, he is not blind to the institutional advantages Mrs.
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The institutional players are raising specialty funds to execute these deals.
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That trading platform is focused on institutional investors and professional traders.
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He ran hard against Mr Trump and locked up institutional support.
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The artificial institutional separation between fiscal and monetary policy is unhealthy.
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Social-security reforms and other institutional changes play a central role.
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This leads to excellent research and strong protection of institutional autonomy.
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Institutional reforms might help to defuse some of the political tensions.
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Even institutional shareholders, once models of patience, are flashing the knives.
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Russia's doping is unusual only in its scale and institutional nature.
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" An attorney for FedEx called the prosecution "an epic institutional failure.
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A sizeable decline at the institutional level will necessitate portfolio rebalancing.
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You're not -- is that an institutional question or a personal question?
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In terms of institutional reform, we need to ask: what reforms?
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"This institutional culture hasn't changed after the nuclear deal," he added.
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Pearson Ventures will instead only co-invest alongside experienced institutional investors.
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Analysts say Zhao is likely to take a more institutional approach.
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Are you aware of what kind of institutional support they're getting?
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In addition, 99.98% of Baoshang Bank's institutional creditors were fully repaid.
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Institutional inertia remains a powerful force in a sprawling international body.
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It manages more than $2 billion in assets for institutional investors.
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It did not disclose the name of the private institutional investor.
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Their movements ameliorated, but did not defeat, institutional racism and inequality.
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I THINK IT'S EXTREMELY IMPORTANT THAT THAT INSTITUTIONAL INTEGRITY BE MAINTAINED.
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So it is very hard for Western institutional investors to participate.
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"We want to" reach both retail and institutional investors he added.
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Lastly, backbenchers have a bit more institutional power than they did.
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He resists institutional notions of what an abstract painting can be.
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I want more steps taken to address institutional racism at Smith.
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This was also my first time dealing with truly institutional LPs.
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Nursing home and other institutional services would be covered under Medicaid.
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These crashes are caused by institutional trading from ETFs and HFT.
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Institutional investors Sampension and Unigestion are also part of the consortium.
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Usually institutional investors, like college endowments, pension funds and charitable foundations.
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The rules change as you raise money from larger institutional funds.
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McLean is charged with criminal damage, institutional vandalism and hate crimes.
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At the artist talk last night, some institutional heads came along.
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The institutional cherry-picking from the EU side has already begun.
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Global institutional fund manager IFM would own the other 50 percent.
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ISS recommendations are closely watched by institutional investors for their votes.
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These cracks in American institutional foundations enabled central government to swell.
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The investors' names aren't being disclosed because they're not institutional firms.
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MINT exists somewhere between institutional critique and actually being the institution.
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Many allies and institutional leaders in NATO support this agenda also.
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Several other stocks favoured by foreign institutional investors also rose sharply.
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The partnership also includes institutional bodies from Israel's Clal Insurance (CLIS.TA).
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We met with ISS [Institutional Shareholder Services] -- SARA EISEN: 200 pages.
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Three institutional investor parties agreed to the RBS offer last week.
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There is no real membership in a group, no institutional learning.
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Evestment helps institutional investors monitor industry trends and make investment decisions.
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Prior to Millennium, he oversaw U.S. institutional cash trading at Citi.
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Orcadex launches to a closed group of institutional investors in June.
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""Though Clinton embodies her alma mater's institutional values, Trump does not.
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He will focus on selling electronic trading solutions to institutional clients.
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Both Sitaraman and Rahman have also been proponents of institutional reforms.
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For most institutional investors, this is likely years away, not months.
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Finally, Brussels must create the institutional mechanisms to achieve all this.
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Increased interest from institutional investors has helped send digital assets soaring.
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Lendable has been benefiting from a stable flow of institutional investments.
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Like Autodesk, Lang said Adobe's daily chart suggested strong institutional buying.
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Asset sales often took place without proper legal and institutional frameworks.
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For any private, state or institutional loans, check your credit report.
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Both have endured pressure on institutional investors to divest their stocks.
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War, even as Russia itself remained an awkward institutional adversary. The
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Though the Jewish left has a fraction of the institutional power,
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FINK: 35 I-SHARES, 33 RETAIL, 3 NET POSITIVE IN INSTITUTIONAL.
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AND YOU KNOW, THAT'S THE BIG DIFFERENCE BETWEEN INSTITUTIONAL AND RETAIL.
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Institutional investors are also beginning to look at bitcoin more seriously.
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What did you bring to make this institutional space feel personal?
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It manages money for large pension funds and other institutional investors.
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But it is slow going thanks to regulation or institutional inertia.
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THAT'S WHY WE GOT THE SUPPORT OF MAJOR INSTITUTIONAL INVESTORS HERE.
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Some institutional investors have been pressuring companies to drop such provisions.
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" She added: "He's not a commercial artist; he's an institutional artist.
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But the business looks robust compared with institutional securities, analysts said.
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Who will support them when they take on powerful institutional interests?
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"White folks are the reason we have institutional racism," Biden said.
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Hedge funds and institutional bondholders want to get paid in full.
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He has more than 29 years of institutional investment management experience.
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Even nostalgists will agree that the new iteration has institutional potential.
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Across the board, the women's game needs support, institutional, structural support.
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However, Fitch views Aegon's exposure to institutional funding as well-managed.
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"Perhaps we are here for institutional storage solutions," the husband wrote.
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A wall should be erected immediately between politics and institutional preservation.
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Millions are locked in institutional disparities as old as our republic.
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There are capacity issues in governments, institutional gaps at various levels.
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Many institutional investors are paying more attention to minority owned firms.
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The EPA's reputation and institutional strength have also taken a beating.
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Is the institutional structure of our money markets compatible with it?
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On balance Fitch views the institutional framework as neutral to Rome.
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He was also named America's Best Lodging CEO by Institutional Investor.
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Salesforce is particularly vulnerable to what its large institutional investors think.
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Police records are essential when evaluating both individual and institutional shortcomings.
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Analysts have said that institutional shareholders could tire of cash calls.
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But it didn't translate to much institutional support for Lipinski. Rep.
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Institutional investors, meanwhile, have it easier when they vote their shares.
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Mr. Bertsch is executive director of the Council of Institutional Investors.
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Ken Bertsch is executive director of the Council of Institutional Investors.
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They have institutional investors that have been trading stocks for decades.
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What are the main institutional factors that are driving that shift?
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While Ms. Luria has institutional party support, Ms. McGrath does not.
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To do so, it would need funding and formal institutional acknowledgment.
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But he held no institutional power over her career or advancement.
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New York City already has many of these institutional art museums.
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For Mr. Trump, personal relationships are more important than institutional ones.
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Bland, institutional food can be bad for patients in many ways.
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While systemic institutional advantages favor the GOP, migration trends favor Democrats.
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McCain and Obama truly do share a commitment to institutional ideals.
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The firm gained market share across retail banking and institutional businesses.
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"Racial bias implicates unique historical, constitutional and institutional concerns," he wrote.
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Institutional because Congress's core lawmaking and oversight functions are being effaced.
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The record is not much better at other top institutional investors.
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Nevertheless, many large institutional investors appear to be holding their nerve.
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The myth continues to be used as evidence against institutional racism.
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Standardised documentation will make it easier for institutional clients to invest.
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It is an institutional act that would have baffled the Framers.
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But the truth is that we're rapidly losing institutional, foundational knowledge.
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Trump does not think in institutional terms, but in personal ones.
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This would mean that Brussels was going beyond its institutional powers.
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The Institutional Revolutionary Party, however, took its show to another level.
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BOSTON, Jan 27 (Reuters) - Proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services Inc.
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But the departures haven't resulted in deep institutional knowledge going away.
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And we see this as our institutional strength rather than weakness.
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James Madison wrote about this institutional self-defense in Federalist 51.
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Schade, 33, is the institutional giving officer at the Brooklyn Museum.
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Institutional exhibitions and the art market can be very different worlds.
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The Delivering Alpha conference is presented by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
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Mr Macron's Europe minister declared the result "a major institutional crisis".
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Instead, rationality frequently wilts when the institutional imperative comes into play.
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Institutional (50.6); multifamily residential (50.5); commercial/industrial (46.9); mixed practice (46.3).
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"We must save Hong Kong from institutional collapse," the group warned.
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Institutional interest has been a barometer for prices, especially this summer.
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Institutional support for education was pivotal in the revival of Welsh.
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They deserve stronger institutional accountability and a more limited federal role.
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ARAMCO MAY EXERCISE "GREENSHOE OPTION" DUE TO HIGH INSTITUTIONAL DEMAND - SOURCES
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The "institutional conversations have become more and more profound," White said.
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It will use this momentum to raise funds from institutional investors.
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Institutional incentives like political parties or membership in various caucuses matter.
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We need to retain skilled staffs who can preserve institutional memory.
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Maybe that's the place where personal responsibility intersects with the institutional.
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We are going to root out institutional racism wherever it exists.
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"The problems are institutional," she said, drawing from her own experiences.
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Both resolutions were largely backed by advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services.
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Attacks on institutional and corporate databases have become the new normal.
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We do have institutional biases, but it's also a cultural problem.
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But the vast majority of questions completely ignore these institutional realities.
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Institutional Investor Forums and Memberships deliver the world's leading asset management firms and institutional investors to foster relationship-building and idea exchange during informal, interactive meetings as well as industry focused research in-between these meetings.
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Under China's restrictive financial regulations, one of the main ways for retail and institutional investors to invest in overseas markets is by buying units in funds registered under the outbound Qualified Domestic Institutional Investor (QDII) scheme.
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Fidelity wants to help big cryptocurrency investors (Axios) Why it matters: Fidelity's new company will provide services to institutional investors, including custody, which has been one of the main hurdles to getting more institutional investors into cryptocurrencies.
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With institutional investors voting over 90 percent of their shares, and retail shareholders voting less than 30 percent, the shareholder proposal process has become less about retail shareholders and more of a subsidy for large institutional investors.
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The mix of expedience and cravenness with which the institutional G.O.P. approached impeachment is no different than the way the institutional G.O.P. behaved during Trump's initial ascent, and it leaves Trump's opposition no worse off than before.
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Investors held a combined 13% of Midea Group via the Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (QFII) RMB Qualified Foreign Institutional Investors (RQFII) schemes and the Stock Connect linking mainland and Hong Kong, according to the Shenzhen Stock Exchange.
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Her mother retired as a reporter for Institutional Investor in New York.
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Here, the disconnect between personal views and institutional interests is even starker.
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Revenues at its corporate and institutional bank were also down 9.8 percent.
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Proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services Inc had recommended the lower threshold.
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Activists asked Sanders about fighting against institutional racism and overturning Citizens United.
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Over 1,000 institutional and retail investors were polled between 24-26 November.
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Does this not take private exchanges and turn them into institutional bias?
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He similarly considers the many sides of the issue of institutional funding.
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That's why he still attracts the type of institutional investors he does.
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They also attracted institutional investors Cross Creek Advisors and Knollwood Investment Advisory.
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For this to happen, the community needs new models of institutional endurance.
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His data were so deep that his company quickly attracted institutional investors.
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LARRY FINK: Even with that, our institutional business had net new revenues.
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DLC had the institutional and financial firepower to slough off these criticisms
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Slack didn't have investment bankers to pitch its shares to institutional investors.
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But there's no escaping that the media does have an institutional leaning.
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"Institutional investors are hungry for good quality tech stocks in our market."
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Betterment has also established an institutional division to market to advisory firms.
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US institutional investors, however, remain financially entangled with China's facial recognition leaders.
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The appropriate decision may depend on each country's political and institutional context.
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This argues for at least some degree of bipartisanship and institutional care.
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He embarked on major institutional reforms, including the security and justice sectors.
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"The whole institutional system is swayed to one party," Mr. Martin said.
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The conversation hopes to recognize racism as a national, systemic, institutional crisis.
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The movie includes allusions to casual, even institutional lesbianism on Paradise Island.
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But there's still some of that self-righteousness in its institutional DNA.
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They say the specter of institutional racism looms over the schools' demographics.
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And also, there's an economic hit coming because you're changing institutional relationships.
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A month later, the institutional broker still stands by its bearish sentiment.
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"Institutional separation does not imply influential separation," is how he puts it.
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Barring a hold, the study may begin with Institutional Review Board approval.
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That's why institutional review boards exist: to protect patients from unethical experimentation.
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"This will ultimately result in government regulation of institutional investors," Lipton said.
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Rajpal and Wolff had been among a team calling on institutional investors.
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Lastly, Roberts is said to be mindful of the Court's institutional reputation.
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Around half of Canada's institutional bond investors use it in some way.
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That's the power of institutional investors, particularly as it pertains to bitcoin.
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Pressure: Raising institutional money brings many pressures to the founder and CEO.
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We produced works through a patchwork of resources, ingenuity, and institutional support.
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As his troubles mount, he will become less bound by institutional machinery.
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While institutional change is typically gradual, resistance to any change is common.
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Other institutional checks may hinder Momentum's efforts to overhaul the party's structures.
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Solomon also said that big institutional clients "appeared less cautious" in March.
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Recent performance within MS's Institutional Securities Group (ISG) has been more challenging.
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Burkean conservatives saw order as something institutional, anchored in restraint and hierarchy.
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Moreover, any complex structure will affect follow-on rounds with institutional investors.
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Institutional government-only fund assets rose by $20.67 billion to $1.632 trillion.
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Institutional Investor hall of famer Richard Bernstein sees opportunity in safety plays.
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As a result, Congress was at the height of its institutional power.
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"The protected quote is not doing institutional investors any favors," said Schanke.
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Delivering Alpha is an investor conference sponsored by CNBC and Institutional Investor.
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These institutional investors may face limitations on how much they can borrow.
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The proposed merger also got a boost Friday from Institutional Shareholder Services.
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Fidelity, meanwhile, launched a new company to help institutional investors trade bitcoin.
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Retail depositors are less sensitive than institutional investors to changes in rates.
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But the settlers later began to receive institutional support from the government.
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The latest funding round is being led by a public institutional investor.
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But institutional investors cannot commit too much capital to one individual company.
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"State secularism is an institutional duty, not a personal one," he says.
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The firm has deployed a new platform, called Marquee, for institutional investors.
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Neutral Institutional Framework Marche's profile is constrained by Italy's ratings (BBB+/Stable).
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Much of it is institutional, not independent, sacrificing autonomy yet feigning subversion.
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The ABS products would likely prove popular among institutional investors, Wang said.
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Samar said institutional clients led the year-on-year growth in registrations.
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The urgent work of repairing our institutional infrastructure must begin at once.
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" It's a form of what in psychological literature is called "institutional betrayal.
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Russia's institutional framework for subnationals is a constraint on the republic's ratings.
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He most recently served as chief executive of institutional brokerage firm Instinet.
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Black lives really do matter, but the problem institutional racism in America.
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Brooks will report to Kevin Kruszenski, head of institutional equities at KeyBanc.
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However, institutional investors have been supporting the recent flow of deals, too.
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We are seeing the emergence of more institutional funds from North Asia.
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But they can sell only to high-net-worth and institutional clients.
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This kind of activism has had some strategic, institutional successes over time.
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He earned the No. 1 ranking in Institutional Investor's equity derivatives category.
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This is the point where institutional money is always interested in buying.
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"I am still bullish," said Jim Iuorio, trader at TJM Institutional Services.
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European Union (EU) and eurozone memberships have supported institutional strength and investment.
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" Even so, Morgan Stanley said, "Wynn's institutional ownership remains relatively low vs.
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The move follows a similar recommendation by rival Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS).
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He will report to Mark Miller, head of UK and MENA institutional.
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Any change likely will be driven by institutional holders shifting their positions.
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More institutional funds may favour Gulf equities by oil's increase above $50.
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I was angry at white people with whom I associated institutional power.
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Meanwhile, institutional investors are reducing the number of managers they deal with.
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The deal will make China the biggest non-institutional lender to Argentina.
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It found institutional strength was correlated with lower susceptibility to climate change.
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Still, the most recent institutional bets on EA may be coming late.
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The far right has long had an institutional home in Austrian politics.
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This is a level of institutional insanity that cannot be reckoned with.
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We don't recognize a president put in power by an institutional coup!
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So, what is preventing mainstream institutional investors from investing in digital assets?
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They are two to 30 times less expensive than comparable institutional placement.
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A few artifacts that belonged to the Malbones are in institutional collections.
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Strong demand was seen by institutional and retail buyers, Avenue Supermarkets said.
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What he can do is try to degrade the agency's institutional capacity.
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The remedies for Trump have to be institutional rather than just personal.
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Though the billionaire apologized, institutional investors — including seven government pensions — reacted quickly.
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Given that most are big institutional investors with clout, this advice matters.
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He has terrorized staff and he has driven out great institutional knowledge.
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Regulatory reform is an institutional debate between the branches of our government.
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Biographies, investigations, social commentaries, historical portraits, institutional exposes... but how to choose?
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Its products include mutual funds offered to both institutional and individual investors.
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There are institutional biases that afflict the places we live and work.
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And strengthening of IPR protection is inherently a slow and institutional process.
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For now, North American investors remain the main source of institutional capital.
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Current institutional authorities and responsibilities — government, industry, regulatory agencies — are fragmented, incomplete.
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Neutral Institutional Framework: Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral for Turin.
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I was an institutional bond trader and have held senior management jobs.
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Beyond that: Are there any institutional reforms a new class should pursue?
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INSTITUTIONAL SUPPORT CIBC World Markets Plc linked to its parent company, CIBC.
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Puron was a member of the Institutional Revolutionary Party, Mexico's main party.
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Kaja Wasik has been defying institutional barriers since she was a teenager.
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So what do I do when everyone with institutional power is wrong?
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Institutional power is the primary mechanism through which to restrain a president.
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Institutional denial, obfuscation, and retaliation are hallmarks of many whistle-blowing cases.
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It suggests a certain hardness, whether institutional or personal, national or political.
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He vowed a new Institutional Revolutionary Party, dedicated to recharging the economy.
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In them, feminism, institutional critique, sly humor and self-possessed humility unite.
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While Hammer was visible throughout her career, serious institutional recognition came late.
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We will end institutional racism and reform a broken criminal justice system.
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"The concept is fraught with operational, legal and institutional difficulties," he said.
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But the lethal impact of institutional racism doesn't just stop with policing.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - A number of institutional investors in ExxonMobil Corp (XOM.
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The patriarchal Greek system is an apt metaphor for everyday institutional sexism.
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It is also, however, a critique in the form of institutional drag.
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" And that "the governmental 'apparatus' has an institutional history, memory and methodology.
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Coinbase also announced a new platform dedicated to institutional customers called Prime.
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The vacuum in first institutional rounds is unsustainable for our financial markets.
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Baribeau manages $8.6 billion in total across all channels, including institutional strategies.
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They're self-reported and paid annually, with no institutional tracking of wealth.
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"The racism is institutional; it's devastating," said one senior Muslim police officer.
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He has spent more than 25 years managing assets for institutional investors.
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"It is concerning not to have that institutional knowledge there," she said.
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The final effect: unenchanting institutional modernism indistinguishable from a government office building.
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The FBI has traditionally enjoyed an unusually large degree of institutional autonomy.
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It helps to mentally divide dictatorships into two categories: institutional and personalist.
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" Stahl pressed her on whether this "disproportion in discipline" constitutes "institutional racism.
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Right-wing political culture, including the institutional Christian right, has been pornogrified.
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Medicaid now spends far more on home-based care than institutional care.
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Many institutional investors base their votes on advice from proxy voting services.
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Peña Nieto's Institutional Revolutionary Party or PRI paid him $600,000, Sepúlveda said.
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She was recently named one of Institutional Investor's Most Powerful Fintech Dealmakers.
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Racial profiling, unlawful stops and searches, excessive force, reports of institutional corruption.
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There's legacy there, a comfort level, and a lot of institutional experience.
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Argentina will delay payments on short-term debt held by institutional investors.
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Ticker confusion also can upend sophisticated institutional investors, Nikorov and Balashov found.
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Big institutional investors, by comparison, have the tools to evaluate those companies.
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Behind the scene, Blockchain is running a lending desk for institutional investors.
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But her long-shot bid has quickly run up against institutional barriers.
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The definition given for institutional racism could prove upsetting without further context.
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Mr. Strumwasser, 33, is a director for institutional research sales at Evercore.
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The event, usually held in a government building, has an institutional feel.
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It's filtered through a prism of class solidarity and institutional self-preservation.
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That it would exercise Congress's institutional role in checking executive branch wrongdoing?
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The influential proxy advisory firm, Institutional Shareholder Services, has endorsed the merger.
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Institutional investors often own stakes in all the competitors in concentrated industries.
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If Locol were a nonprofit, then institutional-quality cooking might be unavoidable.
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Many experts consider him the favorite given the ruling coalition's institutional advantages.
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Investor advisory firms Institutional Shareholder Services and Glass Lewis support the merger.
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The indictment does also suggest institutional failings apparently not involving individual guards.
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I think we need more institutional engagement with religious organizations, for example.
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Individual artists have also taken bold steps to challenge institutional status quo.
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"Most institutional funds can't invest in areas like psychedelics," Ms. Eilian said.
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But he's going to look back at it in the institutional way.
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It domesticated online expression, turning it into a vehicle for institutional will.
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Size, political, legislative, institutional, and cultural differences vary between the two countries.
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New York-based Coinsetter was founded in 2012 and targeted institutional clients.
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However, African-Americans are disproportionately affected as a result of institutional racism.
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I hope we can regain institutional integrity in some of these agencies.
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But its institutional stance toward vaccines has been a subject of controversy.
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We expect institutional support from CCB will flow through to the notes.
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The Series C includes an unidentified group of strategic and institutional investors.
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Pension funds and other institutional investors frequently lend stock to hedge funds.
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In other words, they include a mix of indie and institutional developers.
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Russia's institutional framework for sub-nationals is a constraint on Khakassia's ratings.
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Russia's institutional framework for subnationals is a constraint on the region's ratings.
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Nominal Treasuries are likely to underperform TIPs over an institutional investment horizon.
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Treasury offers new 'BTP Italia' bond due November 2023 to institutional investors.
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Large-scale, institutional firms began buying up tens of thousands of properties.
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Prime institutional fund assets tumbled $63.78 billion in the week ended Sept.
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Kamala Harris of California) and "institutional segregation" (former Vice President Joe Biden).
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A record US$223bn of US institutional loans was issued last year.
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If it's violated on both sides, you get institutional warfare and escalation.
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He made the map as a personal project, without any institutional support.
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LendingClub's loan marketplace connects both consumer and institutional investors with consumer borrowers.
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In meticulous if sometimes too laborious detail, Gabor documents reform's institutional failings.
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The Jena team sought the ethical oversight of an institutional review board.
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"This is designed specifically for institutional use cases on blockchain," he said.
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I am not going because the MINCULT does not practice institutional transparency.
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It's the subject of institutional change that really strains the 1968 comparisons.
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When this happens, it will signal the institutional adoption of blockchain technology.
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"In almost 30 years, the institutional culture has not changed," he said.
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Institutional Investor just named Third Point hedge fund manager of the year.
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Thus, nothing smashes or breaches notions of institutional, racial, and gender decorum.
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Brazil is in a state of total institutional chaos at the moment.
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Opposition would have led other institutional investors to follow suit, Park said.
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Bigger institutional fish, like JPMorgan Chase CEO Jamie Dimon, appear to agree.
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So, I think that institutional journalism is exceedingly important for our democracy.
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The CFTC says institutional investors will help the market mature (Coindesk), and they're starting to jump in slowly (The Information) Why it matters: Whether institutional investors will participate in the cryptocurrency market is a chicken-and-egg question.
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As the People's Cultural Plan and (De)Institutional Research Team have insisted, any discussion of funding structures, cultural policy, and institutional governance must also be connected to struggles around labor, land, and the development of alternative solidarity economies.
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"There is clear demand from institutional clients and financial services professionals for more specific solutions with regard to cryptocurrencies that address their sophisticated needs," Adam White, Vice President and General Manager of Coinbase Institutional, said in a statement.
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On Tuesday, Institutional Shareholder Services (ISS) and the Council of Institutional Investors (CII) are starting a website to urge American voters not to support this legislation, known as The Corporate Governance Reform and Transparency Act of 2017 (H.
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"What happens in more prestigious institutions is the institutional response of protection, and the institutional response of, 'These young men have their lives ahead of them,'" Lisa Rocchio, a clinical and forensic psychologist, told me in an interview.
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In the book "Laughing at Wall Street, " the author explains how he made millions by beating institutional investors into and out of stocks by noticing trends on the street months before the institutional investors became aware of them.
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Given that the lock-up period is about to end for institutional investors, that could spell even more trouble for the company — as institutional investors who bought into the company before its public offering may look to sell.
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The Fidelity Global Institutional Investor Survey showed that 12.13 percent of institutional investors worldwide, from public pension funds to insurance companies and endowments, said they would increase their exposure to these so-called illiquid alternatives in 2017 and 2018.
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The fact that the institutional Jewish community is welcoming Trump's administration even as he makes these appalling appointments is the most stunning reminder yet that the self-appointed institutional Jewish community does not represent the majority of American Jews.
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In its own blunt internal report, N.H.T.S.A. acknowledged a list of institutional failings.
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Russia's institutional framework for sub-nationals is a constraint on the republic's ratings.
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She added she hoped institutional turmoil in Britain ends as soon as possible.
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But front-loading the ICO with institutional investment inspires confidence for retail investors.
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Griffin made about $1.4 billion in compensation in 2017, according to Institutional Investor.
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The bank said this was due to lower repo funding from institutional counterparties.
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There have long been institutional barriers between transgender people and medical gender transition.
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The fallout of Trisha Meili's attack demonstrates how cultural fears undergird institutional injustice.
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But second of all, we often don't have the institutional structures in place.
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You were talking about the institutional before -- or is that a retail issue?
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I have come to believe that ambivalence about institutional stewardship is an ethics.
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It's been approved by UC Davis' institutional review board, and registered with ClinicalTrials.gov.
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Since BBVAC's support reflects institutional support, there is no Support Rating Floor assigned.
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The President stopped short however, of discussing the institutional basis of racial inequality.
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We live in a country still mired in institutional racism, including its policing.
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Chemouny was previously executive vice president of international institutional sales at the company.
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If CaixaBank takes control, we may incorporate potential institutional support into BPI's ratings.
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She gave a long speech in Harlem on the topic of institutional racism.
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This could serve as a continued catalyst that brings institutional investors into bitcoin.
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Perhaps the biggest vote of confidence has been from notoriously careful institutional investors.
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You have the institutional rules of the game, things like the Electoral College.
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Based on these two metrics, institutional investors did not like what they heard.
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The forces at work here — psychological, political, sociological, institutional — are subtle and incalculable.
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Institutional investors could submit orders starting on Tuesday, according to the IPO document.
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Budweiser APAC plans to sell 95% of the shares to international institutional investors.
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All of that means there's a lot more institutional room to admit failure.
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The board hired Deitch, a New York dealer with no institutional fundraising experience.
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It's the only community to receive funding and institutional support from the government.
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Net withdrawals among its long-term institutional clients totaled $100 billion in 2015.
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"He had a lot of institutional knowledge and was always approachable," Werlein said.
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"These are important institutional reforms that have been undertaken by Pakatan," said Cheng.
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The results suggest that institutional attitudes, as well as public ones, are changing.
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The job of the president sits somewhere between parliamentary speaker and institutional cheerleader.
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Fox connected with Survivors of Institutional Abuse, a group featured in the documentary.
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Satterwhite has used all these institutional resources to make things that stay put.
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True, banking reforms and institutional changes have made the euro zone more resilient.
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We've rarely gotten institutional backing that we thought would be with the incumbent.
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Black lives really do matter, but the problem is institutional racism in America.
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"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Comey writes.
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Saperstein at the time was named co-chief operating officer of institutional securities.
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Institutional change is needed and can only arise from dialogue, deliberation and debate.
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Those programs provide a shortcut to institutional investing, though some restrictions may apply.
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Less visible, but fundamental to all of those institutional economies are the lawyers.
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To Be Wrong With Infinite Precision is presented in a traditional institutional setting.
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Firms then find themselves retraining and retraining staff while steadily losing institutional memory.
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Bergen is perhaps most limited in his analysis of the institutional changes Sept.
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Both individual and institutional users would pay for premium use of the site.
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This harm, the House suggests, constitutes an 'institutional injury' supporting Article III standing.
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Fernando Pazos, head of institutional relations and communications for Enarsa, denied paying penalties.
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Institutional investors had larger-than-normal holdings in equities, and valuations were high.
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Yet this misunderstands its institutional structure, which is more akin to a mirror.
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The strategists regard deep institutional changes as essential to revving up the economy.
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See here for the full Institutional Investor 2018 "All-America Research Team" article.
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Institutional investors who often trade large blocks of shares have embraced dark pools.
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Does AAM have the institutional will to enact policies that support expanding diversity?
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Putin recently lamented that there are institutional "restraints" keeping Trump from normalizing ties.
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They made life uncomfortable for the ruling Southern class and forced institutional change.
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Under Sanders' bill, nursing home and other institutional coverage would fall under Medicaid.
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Finally, the company plans to bring more institutional funds into the crypto space.
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Lew addresses the CNBC-Institutional Investor Delivering Alpha conference at 8:238 a.m.
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Russia's institutional framework for subnationals is a constraining factor on the republic's ratings.
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Then came the recession, which made it tough to bring institutional investors onboard.
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It also advises institutional investors on how to vote at corporate annual meetings.
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Institutional Investor is the trusted concierge for the world's asset managers and owners.
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A big driver is globalisation; fewer institutional investors are constrained by national borders.
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He wants ZEDEs to perfect their institutional set-up before they start operations.
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Mr Malpass's instincts may therefore fail to mesh with the bank's institutional priorities.
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Behind the scene, Ventech relies exclusively on European institutional investors and family offices.
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L while institutional investors have pledged 150 million pounds to buy marketing companies.
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If old-timers fall away, at some point, so does the institutional knowledge.
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Whatever the reason, Bratton's departure presents an interesting case study in institutional change.
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It then was able to partner with institutional lenders to purchase those loans.
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"They have a very strong base of institutional investors," Prasad told CNN Business.
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In an environment of declining institutional trust, there is a vacuum of facts.
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RE: The biggest drop in institutional trust this year was in the media.
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It means a degree of intellectual and institutional renewal on Labour's centrist wing.
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Many are big Indian institutional investors with little appetite for taking on Tata.
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On Friday, Institutional Shareholder Services Inc (ISS) had extended support to the deal.
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"He dishonored the State of the Union as an institutional practice," said Rep.
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Details on fees for its institutional investors would be confirmed shortly, it said.
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There are now quite a few users and institutional investors on the platform.
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The institutional tranches for both were only slightly over-subscribed, the banks said.
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And so, the institutional world is moving around because that's what they do.
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Buckley, the New Hampshire chairman, is an institutional Democrat and a prolific fundraiser.
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It is instead more common to see a steady trickle of institutional erosions.
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I was hopeful justice would be served and start some radical institutional change.
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It then expects to raise its first institutional round of about $25.5 million.
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As time passed, local government and institutional investor support also became a reality.
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And there's no institutional capacity in Yemen to take care of the animals.
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It will be in their institutional interest to leak damaging material on Trump.
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Neutral Institutional Framework: Fitch considers inter-governmental relations as neutral to Milan's ratings.
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Total institutional volume topped $454 million in 2015 and $639 million in 2014.
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"You'll have a range of institutional buyers including hospitals and universities," he says.
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Instead of a systematic redesign, Mr Fox's victory brought fragmentation and institutional decay.
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Because of its sheer size and institutional sophistication, its stockmarket is relatively vast.
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His last job was literally "shaking up" institutional systems to run more efficiently.
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She will take up the role as head of institutional sales and strategy.
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And whilst hedge-fund managers may like that, most institutional investors do not.
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At some point the party's institutional amnesia may come back to bite it.
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At the end of the day, institutional buying is what's driving stocks higher.
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Online lenders often sell packages of the loans they issue to institutional investors.
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The best outcome is achieved when these two institutional objectives work in harmony.
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Institutional investors are voting on shareholder proposals that directly impact workers' future retirement.
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Simply having a dedicated leader is no substitute for institutional reform, he said.
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He noted the institutional setting, the white cube, and the majority white spectators.
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In fact, he argues there are no institutional investors past seed-stage funding.
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"I knew that I wasn't going to get any institutional support," Innamorato said.
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Analysts at Barclays suggest an influx of institutional money may not be coming.
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It's an institutional problem, which doesn't mean it isn't also an individual one.
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"Political and security developments have undermined economic performance and institutional independence," Fitch said.
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Moura, in turn, will become the bank's head of institutional relations and citizenship.
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In the US, there are institutional barriers, structural barriers (for any new party).
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Last month, LedgerX, an institutional trading and clearing platform, began trading bitcoin options.
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They have destroyed the institutional credibility of a sacred American institution, the FBI.
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"This president is unethical, and untethered to truth and institutional values," Comey wrote.
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This attests to SCBAM's strong franchise among institutional and high-net worth clients.
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It has also hired banks to tap institutional investors for the equity portion.
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But these days, institutional investors in stocks are struggling to apply his principle.
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Research shows that institutional racism is a root cause of poor health outcomes.
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Explanations for those types of specific disparities rest in institutional and institutionalized racism.
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Institutional investors have banded together to send a clear message to the SEC.
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Nathan also chairs one of Columbia's Institutional Review Boards, which oversees research ethics.
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Large institutional investors, some previously among Tesla's largest backers, began trimming their stakes.
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Treasury offers new 'BTP Italia' bond due May 2023 to institutional investors (morning).
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Russia's institutional framework for sub-nationals is a constraint on the region's ratings.
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He's an outsider unfamiliar with the institutional constraints of the US constitutional system.
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The institutional clout that ended the Presidency of Richard Nixon no longer exists.
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Coinbase's GDAX exchange for institutional investors saw about $1 billion in bitcoin-U.
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Prime institutional money funds assets fell $63.78 billion in the week ended Sept.
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Dark pools refer to trading outside the exchange done by large institutional investors.
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Treasury offer of new BTP Italia due April 2300 to institutional investors (morning).
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The market has matured; institutional investors have more avenues to invest in cryptocurrencies.
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High turnover erodes institutional knowledge, ultimately making both chambers less effective, he argued.
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Was new art supposed to enforce awareness of its physical and institutional environs?
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Treasury offers new 8-year 'BTP Italia' bond to institutional investors (morning only).
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As those attitudes spread, the institutional models — new-music ensembles, period bands — proliferated.
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IT'S NOT COMPLETELY THE SAME AS WHAT WE SEE IN THE INSTITUTIONAL WORLD.
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Of course we want to change things on a systematic and institutional level.
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Now, they can act with the confidence that they will avoid institutional accountability.
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And it is all the more impressive when we consider the institutional context.
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Bitcoin Cash trading will also be available on GDAX, Coinbase's institutional-focused exchange.
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This is Bakkt's first institutional funding round; it was not a token sale.
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That would likely deter investment from large institutional investors and benchmark-tracking funds.
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And herein lies the institutional problem: Emotional healing is a rich person's game.
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But such institutional rules did nothing to dim the activism among the left.
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Add an ongoing recession, and public and institutional support for new UPPs waned.
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"It's the way this kind of art offers an institutional critique," she replied.
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They are rooted much more deeply in our nation's history of institutional discrimination.
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Limited partners include dozens of successful tech entrepreneurs as well as institutional partners.
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It's now offering a separate platform exclusively for institutional investors called Coinbase Prime.
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Cryptocurrency investors have been waiting for institutional money to come into the market.
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And powerful stakeholders like veterans have institutional reasons to prefer the status quo.
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There's still massive institutional bias in all institutions against women and against diversity.
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As a longtime independent, Sanders has far fewer institutional ties to the party.
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Suimon said he has already received inquiries from institutional investors about his research.
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You can really get people on board when the focus is institutional change.
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It has become the institutional expression of Donald Trump's distorted and impulsive personality.
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This footage remained buried until now because of financial, technical and institutional limitations.
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The institutional Republican Party shrugged that off, and eventually, the public moved on.
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On an institutional level, that means creating a culture that cultivates that empowerment.
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I think that what finally prevailed was an institutional instinct for self-preservation.
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Mr. Bannon's one institutional reform goal in the 2018 challenges invites further skepticism.
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Her powerful voice sparked real institutional action against him and has saved lives.
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The institutional art world would appear to be distancing itself from the market.
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Once signed, it will make China the biggest non-institutional lender to Argentina.
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What may appeal to institutional clients requires careful consideration for 401(k) savers.
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This shift does have popular support, yet it might conceivably face institutional resistance.
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In fact my point is the opposite: The challenge is institutional, not individual.
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An earlier version of this article misstated the researcher David Anderson's institutional affiliation.
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Institutional investors need to be blocked from further expansion and forced to restructure.
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In Latin America, institutional failures were graver, with corruption rotting out political parties.
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It spoke dryly of "institutional stability" and promised to simplify the administrative regroupings.
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His sons were not making him smile with wisecracks about the institutional setting.
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Meanwhile in France, the mobilization against institutional racism is getting stronger and stronger.
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The kind of progress Gulati seems to value most is corporate, institutional, political.
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For the uninitiated, real-estate syndication equates to crowdfunding for institutional-quality deals.
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The C.F.P.B. solved these institutional problems by consolidating enforcement in a dedicated agency.
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The deal could set the stage for other institutional investors to join forces.
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Paying taxes to sustain a failing system is an exercise in institutional futility.
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That, some say, has added a degree of institutional predictability to his rule.
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The institutional forces that conspire to destroy Joan are presented with gleeful mockery.
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Currently, Portogallo is the bank's global head of institutional equities, clients and services.
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Most of the time, these huge institutional investors choose to vote with management.
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Some of China's institutional investors are also using WeChat to instruct their brokers.
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Still, institutional investors remain wary, say those running virtual currency exchanges in Tokyo.
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MUMBAI (Reuters) - A group of 12 major institutional investors in Infosys Ltd (INFY.
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The demand is coming from both institutional investors and corporate clients, he said.
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But for institutional reform cases, courts approved consent decrees and supervised their fulfillment.
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In 2014, he became a member of Institutional Investor's Research Hall of Fame.
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As in other ACO models, costs of post-acute institutional care also decreased.
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With an institutional round, founders might have to cast a significantly wider net.
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Bravely so: Too often the mental health effects of institutional racism go ignored.
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He had been in institutional care in England for 22004 years, she said.
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For Americans, who lack the institutional trust of the Swedes, cashlessness feeds paranoia.
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Round calls itself the only institutional-grade digital-investment consultant for everyday investors.
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Reporters may also lack institutional muscle when fighting for access to public records.
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"The goal was to not make the new kitchen look institutional," she said.
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And finally, institutional investors are increasingly imposing sustainability requirements around their capital deployments.
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The buyers were institutional investors including regional sovereign wealth funds and other funds.
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The form of just about every other institutional building type has evolved noticeably.
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It has already attracted interest from private and institutional investors, including sovereign funds.
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The pitch competition is one of the few that matter to institutional investors.
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For Bochner, one of the strangest phenomena of getting older is institutional hindsight.
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Rasgon is rated consistently the top analyst on semiconductors by Institutional Investor magazine.
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They replace Samir Assaf who will become chairman of corporate and institutional banking.
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The start-up has not received any institutional investor or venture capital funds.
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The creation of the institutional bondholder group was reported in January by IFR.
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Fear of institutional betrayal may lead to a chilling effect of reporting harassment.
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Fitch considers its institutional and retail reporting capabilities to be of high quality.
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In reality, and notwithstanding the viciousness of its many enforcers, slavery was institutional.
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Of those, about 12 percent are housed in institutional settings or group homes.
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Places like Sacramento and DC are very institutional and that's not my style.
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"What they really wanted was institutional privacy rather than student privacy," she said.
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Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights (2006), it focuses on conduct, not speech.
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There is not the same institutional support system as in Europe or Britain.
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But they fell victim to the same institutional weaknesses they'd tried to fix.
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The institutional reforms also did not produce the policy successes that liberals expected.
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I put in that category institutional efforts to silence dissent or the press.
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The show mixes for-sale work with institutional loans, masterpieces with utter schlock.
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It's institutional progressivism, and fear of the revival of monarchism, tribalism, and prejudice.
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That poses a real problem for democracy — one that institutional design cannot address.
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Do you see the Asia story as primarily a story of institutional development?
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There are, as many reporters have pointed out, institutional imperatives at play here.
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"At some point, Congress's institutional interests outweigh their partisan interests," Wright told me.
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That you don't back down from speaking truth to power or institutional privilege.
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" That view led him to condemn "the reactionary callousness of the institutional factor.
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They're taught that the Electoral College was about, say, federalism and institutional checks.
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But there's no replacement for understanding historical context, institutional knowhow, or relationship building.
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At the $250 billion Renaissance, where a team of cryptographers, physicists and astronomers parse large volumes of data, the firm's two public funds, Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund and Renaissance Institutional Diversified Alpha Fund, gained 22016 percent and 22007 percent, respectively.
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Prior to this role, Taraporevala was head of the Global Institutional Group at State Street Global Advisors, responsible for leading the global client-facing, product and marketing teams delivering State Street Global Advisors' capabilities to institutional investors around the world.
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Stefan Hoops, global co-head of institutional client group, said with China's capital market and its linkages with global markets growing at a rapid pace the new position would help it tap the growing demand for products from institutional investors.
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At the $250 billion Renaissance, where a team of cryptographers, physicists and astronomers parse large volumes of data, the firm's two public funds, Renaissance Institutional Equities Fund and Renaissance Institutional Diversified Alpha Fund, gained 22016 percent and 50 percent, respectively.
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"There's never been a better time to address these issues, whether as an institutional investor or an individual," said Nell Minow, vice chairwoman at ValueEdge Advisors, a firm that guides institutional shareholders on how to reduce risk in their portfolios.
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"Positioning in the US equity market among institutional investors has turned euphoric and highlights the extent to which FOMO (fear of missing out) has gripped the institutional equity investor community," RBC Head of U.S. Equity Strategy Lori Calvasina wrote to clients.
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Levy's sudden departure was yet another example of the institutional chaos surrounding Bolsonaro's administration.
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Cruz appears to be shoring up at least some institutional support in the state.
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"I think (ETFs) have other uses helpful for institutional investors as well," Hilton said.
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Nettleton had a lot of institutional knowledge and was always approachable, coworker Werlein said.
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And you can't help deconstruct institutional racism without first understanding how it is built.
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Kanopy gets paid by its institutional partners for each film that a member streams.
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But it is also a story about the institutional breakdown of the Republican Party.
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But we haven't created enough of those institutional structures, and they're not mature enough.
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SORKIN: That consternation – is that being felt -- do you look at the institutional side?
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It said that the institutional client base rose by 100% in the past year.
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It is not yet known how he will balance his institutional and ideological interests.
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The ratings are driven by the strong institutional framework under which the Laender operate.
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Assets of prime institutional money funds fell $36.45 billion in the week ended Sept.
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However, these ratios are still sound considering our assessment of a strong institutional framework.
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There is no hope for an Institutional World Series for MOCA any time soon.
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Fitch anticipates the U.S. institutional term loan default rate will end 2018 at 2.5%.
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Proxy advisory firm Institutional Shareholder Services had recommended shareholders reject the executive pay plan.
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EPFR looks at institutional and individual investor flows and how they impact global markets.
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Noy Fund has raised over $1.1 billion from many of Israel's largest institutional investors.
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But there are plenty of institutional investors who are genuinely perturbed by Snap's charter.
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The CLO will be targeted at institutional investors, including insurance companies and pension funds.
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Katherine Miller explores this unease in her piece on the breakdown of institutional power.
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This combination of institutional bias and neglect is why Ashbery's title came to me.
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Even leaders wary of the military's political influence have relied on its institutional muscle.
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Mark leads the Institutional Investment Consulting practice, and Susan leads the Qualified Plans practice.
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The fires "brought out some longer standing institutional issues around equity," Mr. Gossman said.
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Italy and other euro zone members prefer to shield institutional investors and ordinary citizens.
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"This emphasis on revenue has compromised the institutional character of Ferguson," the report noted.
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We had lots of institutional shareholders from all over the world who owned Olam.
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Proxy adviser Institutional Shareholder Services had recommended voting against the award as too rich.
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These are complex dishes, that requires years of institutional knowledge and practice to perfect.
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They are estrangement, financial or worldly losses, illness or injury, relinquishment, and institutional losses.
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In fact, DHS policies and institutional practices themselves are in violation of the law.
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Institutional players' push to take business back from mobile competitors is only just beginning.
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At this point, ESPN's institutional biases probably put it past the point of salvage.
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"This emphasis on revenue has compromised the institutional character of Ferguson," the report said.
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This allowed me to analyze the deficiencies of the prevailing theories guiding institutional investors.
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We also reached out to institutional investors, angels investors, and founders for their nominations.
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This follows a tender to institutional investors in which demand reached 2.6 billion shekels.
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History shows that identifying a new life stage can bring about deep institutional change.
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The bigger prize is higher revenues as institutional customers of Barclays used the network.
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The mutual fund options included retail shares, which are more expensive than institutional shares.
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That does suggest a pick up in interest from institutional investors in recent days.
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This presents the question, why should a startup choose angel money over institutional money?
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The first is simply the pressure of having an institutional breathing down your neck.
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"Our IPO has attracted interest from several long-only global institutional (investors)," Wu said.
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Plus, we have no institutional space that has both authority and broad stakeholder engagement.
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Russia's institutional framework for sub-nationals is a constraining factor on the region's ratings.
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Political differences between the north and south mean that three institutional flaws remain unresolved.
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The 14-member advisory group includes venture capitalists, institutional investors, business executives and academics.
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Singhal admits her institutional approach to investing presents a marketing challenge with individual investors.
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We've had negative flows into the equity markets by retail investors, by institutional investors.
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Both have significant institutional barriers to overcome on a path to their party's nomination.
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Andreessen led Nicira's $26 million C-round in 2011 as its first institutional investor.
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The debate will focus on four themes — taxes, green energy, institutional reform and citizenship.
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There are strong allusions to the issues Indigenous Australians face, such as institutional racism.
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The region's credit profile remains constrained by a weak institutional framework for Russian LRGs.
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Revenues at the corporate and institutional banking (CIB) division also dropped by 6.9 percent.
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Because today's world has only miniscule investments by institutional investors in developing country infrastructure.
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"That should be attractive to insurance or institutional investors seeking yield play," he said.
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Institutional funds have built tremendous amounts of capital that are sitting on the sidelines.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS New Zealand's strong institutional framework is an important positive rating factor.
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Institutional enablers kept Nassar close to athletes, and that infuriates the survivors the most.
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LBBW's IDRs and Support Rating are driven by institutional support from the bank's owners.
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Under Sanders' bill, nursing home and other institutional coverage would fall under Medicaid. Sen.
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There is also a fair amount of underlying dollar demand from Japanese institutional investors.
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Additional institutional venture investors in the Vesper round include Hyperplane, ZZ Capital, and Accomplice.
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It should be prioritized on an institutional level, as well as a personal one.
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That suggested to him that large institutional money managers weren't buying into the rally.
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Plus, "There's a real skepticism of institutional political change," among young people says Jenkins.
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"I'm sceptical about institutional proposals," says Norbert Röttgen, a senior MP for the CDU .
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There is also a lack of institutional memory where many younger celebrities are concerned.
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At CNBC and Institutional Investors' "Delivering Alpha " conference last week, Singer was more reserved.
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José Antonio Meade of the governing Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) won a dismal 16%.
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They provided the institutional mechanisms that allowed for the secure flow of their money.
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These loans will not be funded by a pool of retail and institutional money.
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Institutional review boards ensure that patients are treated safely and ethically during medical studies.
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How are those memorials, in turn, shaped by institutional politics of the art world?
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Institutional money have investing guidelines they have to follow while shepherding all their billions.
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These days, RealtyShares is focused on institutional investors and accredited high net worth individuals.
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Some institutional investors, a key source of funding, have become wary of buying loans.
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There were of course important differences, particularly in the institutional logic behind these spaces.
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KC: We haven't raised anything beyond that one institutional round that closed last summer.
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Traditionally, unions have allied with the former party of power, the Institutional Revolutionary Party.
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This kind of patronage arrangement works well in countries that lack strong institutional checks.
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Short-term corporate borrowing costs have risen with the contraction of institutional prime funds.
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Committing ourselves to sustaining such action is the way to personal and institutional progress.
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A court spokesman said most of the other claims were from foreign institutional investors.
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Investors in exchange-traded funds are thought to represent institutional investors, including hedge funds.
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Kellner will help bring Coinbase's suite of institutional crypto trading products to professional investors.
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Institutional Shareholder Services, a proxy advisory firm, also opposed the deal at the time.
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It has infiltrated debates about national and institutional policy and civil and criminal law.
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