With at least tentative commitments for $375 million in hand, the firm now aims to raise $600 million by the beginning of next year, then to start investing.

Joined in 1988 by name partner A. William Urquhart, the firm aimed to do away with law firm formalities.

The firm aims to generate business by tapping the rural clientele, offering loans up to Rs.300,000.

The firm has stuck to its ethical ideals and has aimed at remaining socially responsible and environmentally friendly.

The firm is aiming for a 12 percent return on equity in its current year.

The firm is thus aiming to keep Hutton's brokers and portfolio managers, both of whom tend to have loyal customers.

The firm aims to sell around 4,000 a year.

Currently over 200 firms in 20 countries are aiming towards this objective.

Cyert and March proposed that real firms aim at satisficing rather than maximizing their results.

The associated firms exchanged knowledge and expertise and aimed to acquire international clients together.