Significados de corporate reorganization en inglés

Sousa said the group will consider options that could include corporate reorganization, acquisitions, mergers and public-private partnerships.

A corporate reorganization would aim at simplifying BTG's structure and allow investors to better perceive the bank's stand-alone profitability.

Previ can sell up to one-third of the Vale stake from February, under rules of the mining company's corporate reorganization.

Mediaset earlier this year launched a corporate reorganization plan to merge its Italian and Spanish businesses under Dutch holding company MediaForEurope.

The agreement marks a big breakthrough for Nevs, which bought Saab's assets in 2012 and exited corporate reorganization procedures in April.

Conflict escalated after Mediaset last summer launched a corporate reorganization to merge its Italian and Spanish businesses under a Dutch holding company.

Dantas said the bank might in the future consider a corporate reorganization for its 29% stake in EFG, but a sale was ruled out.

The Laval, Quebec-based company said quarterly results were also hampered by a non-recurring income tax expense of $8.3 million related to a corporate reorganization.

Corporate reorganization plans generally need widespread support of creditors, and debtors can spend months getting the necessary backing.

Corporate reorganization plans generally need widespread support from creditors, and debtors can spend months getting the necessary backing.

Some of them are in the middle of corporate reorganizations and requiring capital injections, like drugstore chain Brasil Pharma SA and Sete Brasil.

The relaxed rules are aimed at allowing capital markets to play a bigger role in corporate reorganizations and at giving companies easier access to funding.