Group Accounts means accounts that a Club is required to prepare pursuant to Section 399 of the Act, or which its Parent Undertaking is required to deliver to the Registrar of Companies pursuant to Section 400(2)(e) or Section 401(2)(f) of the Act;
Group Accounts means the Group Accounts collectively.
Examples of Group Accounts in a sentence
Adequate provisions were made for all accounts receivable in the Audited Group Accounts.
Broker/Agent has the absolute right to designate who will call upon and solicit applications from persons within Group Accounts.
Broker/Agent shall report to LS at least annually the status of all Group Accounts and will immediately notify LS of any change in status of an account.
The CC through his/her CFO is responsible for operating accounting systems, which must be kept in a form approved by the PCC’s CFO in order to allow the PCC’s CFO to meet his/her statutory obligation to compile the PCC Group Accounts.
Further Broker/Agent shall immediately respond to all requests from Group Accounts and Assigned Group Accounts.
More Definitions of Group Accounts
Group Accounts means each of the current and future account or fund serviced, managed and/or advised by the Group (including the Holder) or in which the Group (including the Holder) or its shareholders, Representatives and Affiliates have an interest (including, without limitation, proprietary accounts of the Group) ; and the term “Group Accounts” means the Group Accounts collectively.
Group Accounts means the unconsolidated and consolidated quarterly accounts and financial statements of the Issuer for any such period, drawn up according to GAAP.
Group Accounts means the accounts required to be furnished by section 155;
Group Accounts means the consolidated pro-forma statement of net assets of the Group as at 30 September 2017 and the profit and loss statement of the Group covering the period from 1 January 2017 to and including 30 September 2017, as set out in Folder EMEA 1.13.2 of the Data Room;
Group Accounts means such accounts as are required to be prepared by section 399 of the 2006 Act;
Group Accounts means the consolidated balance sheet and consolidated profit and loss account of a body corporate which is a holding company at the end of the financial year to which they relate, or if the body corporate prepares a consolidated balance sheet and consolidated profit and loss account in respect of itself and less than all its subsidiaries, such consolidated balance sheet and consolidated profit and loss account together with the balance sheets and profit and loss accounts of its subsidiaries not included in the consolidated balance sheet and profit and loss accounts for financial years of the subsidiaries ending on dates within the financial year to which the consolidated profit and loss account relates;
Group Accounts means the Securities Account and the Checking