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Synonyms for syndicate

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Synonyms for syndicate

a combination of businesses closely interconnected for common profit

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Synonyms for syndicate

a loose affiliation of gangsters in charge of organized criminal activities

an association of companies for some definite purpose

a news agency that sells features or articles or photographs etc

join together into a syndicate

organize into or form a syndicate

sell articles, television programs, or photos to several publications or independent broadcasting stations

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Here, we look at why the market for DST syndications is so hot right now, and what real estate asset managers need to know about this business.
He will be responsible for the origination, structuring and execution of syndicated loans to corporate clients and will report to Gary Herzog, Head of Loan Syndications for the Americas.
Credit Agricole Corporate and Investment Bank (Credit Agricole CIB), a part of France's Credit Agricole (EPA: ACA) (CAGR.PA), has said that it has appointed Andrew Sidford as a managing director covering origination in the Loan Syndications Group in New York, effective September 3, 2018.
Loan syndications with traditional bank lenders usually include a lead bank arranger receiving a one-time arranger fee, which is separate and apart from an origination fee and the unused fee on a line of credit.
He added, "The tremendous success of this syndication, particularly given the challenging global financial environment, is a definite endorsement of KIB's track record, financial position and growth prospects.
More and more lenders today are choosing to share part of their loans with networks of finance providers in what's known as a syndication. [America has around 197,000 medium-sized firms, defined as those with annual revenues between $10 million and $1 billion, according to data from the National Center for the Middle Market at the Ohio State University.]
In his new role, Brown will lead the efforts of ING's syndications platform from its hubs in Amsterdam, London, New York and Singapore, the bank said.
In South Africa, maturities of blue-chip company deals have steadily expanded from one to five years, for example the Telkom and Transnet syndications in 1996.
According to Loan Pricing Corporation, 1995 was the biggest year ever for syndications, with deals totaling $817 billion, an increase of 23 percent over 1994's record.
The FASB's emerging issues task force (EITF) identified the need for guidance on real estate syndications in Issue no.
John McWall, Group Head of Syndications at Bank ABC added, "We have developed an excellent relationship with Bank Sohar in recent years and are proud to have been appointed as the sole Initial Mandated Lead Arranger and Coordinating Bank for their debut syndication.
Global Banking News-March 18, 2015--Barwa Bank hires head of syndications