Jardine Fleming, a sister company of Britain's Robert Fleming, is the only firm which qualifies for that status.
He stayed on in the army after the war until 1967 when he worked part time for Robert Fleming, a merchant bank with family connections.
Nick Jefcoat, a managing director at Robert Fleming, says well-known investors are scrutinising the 1, 000 or so young German firms that are thinking of going public.
Ben Uglow of Robert Fleming, a stockbroker, points out that the group's cement business may be vulnerable to cheap Asian imports, because its main markets are close to Brazil's coastal ports.
Connie Fails, Lucille Fannin, Jimmie Lou Fisher, Dr. Robert Fiser, Susan Fleming, Victor Fleming, David Folsom, Judy Folsom, Bo Forney, Kay Fowler, Effie Frazier, George Frazier, Michelle Fritts, Glo Futrell, Woody Futrell, Elaine Geschwind, Mac Geschwind, Linda Gillespie, Dean Morton Gitelman, Alla Gladden, Robert Gladden, Ashley Glover, Margaret Gail Goodrum, Randy Goodrum, Linda Grimes, Libby Grobmyer, Mark Grobmyer Jr.
Pharmacologist Sir Alexander Fleming, poet Robert Burns, and tyre inventor John Boyd Dunlop are among those who appear on these notes.
The best-known theory for understanding why a country's current-account balance might rise or fall was developed by Robert Mundell, a Canadian economist, and Marcus Fleming, a Briton, in the early 1960s.
Fleming's two great nephews, Robert and Diggory Laycock, will show off giant versions of the stamps outside the post office in Nettlebed, Oxfordshire, which they recently bought with Fleming's great-niece Rose Grimond.
The two exceptions are the vineyard manager and Ms. Fleming's 28-year-old son Robert, who does the winery's sales and marketing from Los Angeles.
Thain also leapfrogged over insiders who had been considered candidates, including Greg Fleming, an investment banker who is Merrill's co-president, and Robert McCann, the head of its brokerage division.
应用推荐