Losses at South Korea's three biggest investment-trust firms (Korea, Taihan and Hyundai), which control two-thirds of the country's investment-trust business, are growing.
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But at that point--assuming Broadlink is successful and they don't need the trust's payouts--they'll start donating pieces of their right to receive income from the trust.
Paul Wilkinson - who heads the Wildlife Trust's national initiative A Living Landscape - explains why the organization puts so much effort into managing these areas.
To conserve the Trust's hard-raised money, Heller tries to get free gifts of land.
The BBC Trust - the corporation's governing body - said Mr MacQuarrie's findings were "very concerning".
Maybe Britain's trust-busters have dug up little dirt because there is little to be found.
They were gestures that earned the community's trust - and its backing for more ambitious programs.
No decision has yet been announced by Leicester City Council over Islamic charity As-salaam Trust's plans for the nearby scout hut.
Contributions to Japan's partly funded system go into a special account at the finance ministry, to be managed by the ministry's trust-fund bureau.
It would be able to borrow money, with a government guarantee, either from the Bank of Japan or from the finance ministry's trust-fund bureau, which manages postal-savings money.
Fans and the club's supporters trust are marking Saturday's sell-out game against Shrewsbury as the last at the Vetch although the Swans will play there again if they end up in the League Two promotion play-offs.
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When that family shows up at the dealership, it's not enough that you have somebody there who speaks Spanish--it's are you willing to invest in the hand-holding and relationship and trust building that's required?
"This means using our characters -- characters children love and parents trust -- to bridge some of the world's most intractable divides, " Knell said.
Microsoft has demonstrated persistence over antitrust rulings before when it confronted the Europe Commission, and while Korea's anti-trust ruling is said by the company to have been "more extreme" than the EC's, the the software giant looks set to display the usual chutzpah.
In the second-quarter report for Mr. Miller's flagship Legg Mason Value Trust, Freddie is listed as the fund's second-weakest performer, with a 35% loss, just shy of the 39% loss by American International Group Inc.
Nevertheless, FBI agents' traditional approach - learn as much as possible about a suspect and the case and then build trust - reflects the bureau's intelligence gathering philosophy.
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In November, Monitor found the trust - which runs Addenbrooke's and Rosie hospitals - in "significant breach" of its terms, due to the errors and poor financial performance.
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The question that has been facing Joel Klein, America's top trust-busting lawyer at the Justice Department, is whether to rattle this chain, or even to slice through it.
By lusting after the carriage-trade business at U.S. Trust, Schwab may lose touch with the mass-market brokerage customers that made it successful.
Rather than go public or cash out his fortune, he says he will donate his shares to a new non-profit educational trust, which will keep the firm's focus on long-term research.
Ultimately, that bond is built on trust--in the entrepreneur's competence, character and empathy for his customers.
In June 1975 Houghton turned around and sold Signetics to U.S. Philips Trust--an affiliate of N.
So she's - I trust her to guide me to the treatment that will be the most efficacious.
Lyn Hill-Tout, the trust's chief executive, said she welcomed working with Monitor so "clear decisions" could be made.
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That way both companies could get what they wanted, while at the same time heading off the concerns of America's anti-trust authorities.
More recently, The Economist has learned, the Fed was instrumental in seeking a buyer for Bankers Trust, America's eighth-biggest bank, but also rather troubled.
That is causing nasty problems for the country's investment-trust industry.
Since June, Delaware, New York and Missouri have all passed laws allowing a trustee to convert an old-fashioned trust like Roe's into something called a total return unitrust (TRU).
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