Global Business definition

Global Business means the business to which Part X of the FSA applies;

Global Business means the business to which Part X applies;

Global Business has the meaning as set out in recital (B) of the BPA;

Examples of Global Business in a sentence

• Alverno Chief Counsel Global Business and Service Development Corporate and Postal Business Law Section Christopher C.

• Goodwill is allocated to cash-generating units (CGUs) or groups of CGUs corresponding to Thales’ Global Business Units (GBU).

• As from 1st July 2021, the Company’s GBL1 licence will be automatically converted to a Global Business Licence (“GBL”).

• The Transfer Agent shall cooperate with the Funds on any reasonable ongoing due diligence request, including, but not limited to, completion of Xxxx Xxxxx’x Service Provider Security and Global Business Continuity questionnaires.

• In order to facilitate our compliance with the Rule, the Company created a multi-functional core team (“Core Team”), which includes representatives from Purchases, Product Supply, Sustainability, Research & Development, Finance & Accounting, Global Business Services, Corporate Communications, Corporate Compliance, and Legal.

More Definitions of Global Business

Global Business shall have the meaning set forth in the first "Whereas" clause of this Agreement.

Global Business has the meaning set out in recital (B) of this Agreement;

Global Business means the business to which Part X applies; [Inserted 11/18 (cio 1/11/18); RR 11/18 (cio 1/1/19).]

Global Business means the business to which Part X applies; “Global Business Licence” means a licence issued under section 72(6);

Global Business means the entirety of (i) the Group Companies, and (ii) the Carved Out Entities, and (iii) the Business;

Global Business means the investment, incubation, or creation of new blockchains and blockchain applications, initial coin offerings, and tokens specifically in partnership with leading brands;

Global Business means: (i) policies written and issued in Hong Kong on behalf of members of the Seller’s Group and which policies form part of any multinational insurance program that is centrally controlled by the Seller’s Group pursuant to the Business Cooperation Agreement; and (ii) policies written and issued in Hong Kong on behalf of clients of Network Partners whose insurances form part of such client’s multinational insurance program that is centrally controlled by such Network Partners outside of Hong Kong pursuant to the Business Cooperation Agreement;