global firm

"We bring a window into a large global firm that has contacts all over the world," he said.

I should imagine the big global firms have well laid plans for taking the pickings.

The idea is to give the better small law firms a way to compete with the big national and global firms.

Or regulation of the markets might start with tighter supervision of these global firms.

"We'd be much better off to stay together as a global firm," Mr. Robertson said.

When one meets the head of a global firm, the tendency is to discover a manically tidy office.

And he tends to prefer initial offerings that have local underwriting managers, rather than big global firms.

A global firm like Morgan can try to dodge such market risk by seeking far-flung buyers for the various securities.

It can also refer to the involvement of the geographic units of a transnational or global firm.

Even as Andersen's case plays out in a Houston court, the global firm, long a force in the capital markets, is all but dead.

The global firm retains the capability, reach, knowledge, staff, skills, insights, and expertise to deliver value to customers worldwide.

This served to further reduce competition in a profession of critical importance to the public that had already consolidated from eight to five major global firms.

A recent survey of large global firms found that 83pc of business leaders think a multilateral agreement is needed to tackle climate change.

In doing so they have designed and produced, logos and illustrations, shoes, and fashion for numerous global firms.

"We're a global firm," he said.

The full financial merger created a single, global firm called "Herbert Smith Freehills".

This involves co-operating with overseas regulators, both to agree international standards and to monitor global firms and markets effectively.

According to a similar survey of global firms in 1998, Clifford Chance was the world's third-largest law firm, with $629 million in revenue.

Porter's global firm is just an exporter and his methodology does not take into account the organizational complexities of true global operations by multinational firms.

The Competitive Fitness of Global Firms.

International Markets and Global Firms, Sage, London, 1991.

One older network, Lex Mundi, which was created in 1989, is just such a counterweight to global firms.

The customers AT&T is keenest to serve are global firms wanting global services.

Global firms such as McDonald's and Burger King etc. are firmly established in Montevideo.

By that time, he had grown BCG from a one-man-shop to a global firm with seven offices and 249 consultants.