Meanings of regulatory demands in English

It's safer than buying shares, yields fractionally more than government debt, and can meet regulatory demands.

A veto could dampen operators' merger appetite unless they are willing to meet stringent regulatory demands.

The firm's website says: Healthcare companies face dramatic changes in customer behaviour, market dynamics and regulatory demands.

As CFO, Schwartz must find the balance between meeting regulatory demands and positioning Goldman for the future.

Political and regulatory demands may be even more strenuous if a non-European exchange tries to buy LSE.

But political and regulatory demands may be even more challenging if a non-European exchange tries to buy LSE.

Scripps Co for $1.3 billion to satisfy regulatory demands before it buys Tribune.

Fleming said the higher level of regulatory demands will increase costs for RBC and noted taxes are higher than in Canada.

The banks are unlikely to need to raise more capital as many of them ready hold enough to appease regulatory demands.

Most Spanish banks sold preferential shares in the early months of Europe's debt crisis, to increase solvency ratios under stricter regulatory demands.

These regulatory demands are designed to create cost pressure on an establishment as they attempt to comply with the increased regulatory requirements.

Background: Chimeric antigen receptor (CAR) T-cell therapy program development has regulatory demands and unique operational processes that vary across settings.

SWIFT's decision not to mention the resumption of U.S. sanctions likely reflects the fact that it is caught between two contrary regulatory demands.

Scripps Co for $1.3 billion to satisfy regulatory demands related to its Tribune Media Co acquisition.

Scripps Co for $1.3 billion to satisfy regulatory demands before it buys Tribune Media Co, it said.

If victims start to emerge from a particular premises their business model is attacked with increasingly severe regulatory demands and covert and overt police visits.