Outside Business Interests definition
Examples of Outside Business Interests in a sentence
The foregoing notwithstanding, the Employee has disclosed to the Company his other outside business interests ("Outside Business Interests") which are listed on Schedule "1" hereto and the Company with this full knowledge has consented to the Employee's continuance thereof.
Moreover, the Company agrees to permit the Employee to involve himself in other similar Outside Business Interests, on condition that they similarly be disclosed and are added to Schedule "1" prior to their being commenced.
Employee may also invest his assets and manage, protect and support the profitability of such assets, as well as devote such reasonable time as is required by such Outside Business Interests, subject to the limitations set forth in this Section 5(b).
The foregoing notwithstanding, Employee has disclosed to the Company his other outside business interests ("Outside Business Interests") which are listed on Schedule "1" hereto and the Company with this full knowledge has consented to Employee's continuance thereof.
Moreover, the Company agrees to permit Employee to involve himself in other similar Outside Business Interests, on condition that they similarly be disclosed and are added to Schedule "1" prior to their being commenced.
RELATED PARTY DEALINGS Outside Business Interests; Business Opportunity.
For the avoidance of doubt consent will not be given in relation to any Outside Business Interests which, in the view of the Company compete, or are likely to compete, directly or indirectly with, the business of the Company, or which could give rise to a conflict of interest or interfere with the efficient performance of your duties.
For further information, reference the Outside Business Interests Policy – Deutsche Bank Group.
Moreover, the Company agrees to permit the Employee to involve himself in other similar Outside Business Interests, on condition that they similarly be disclosed prior to their being commenced.
Outside Business Interests Employees are expected to give their full and undivided attention to their Company duties.