cater allen造句

• Cater Allen shares were up 10 pence at 590 pence.
• It also marks the end of Cater Allen's 180-year independence.
• Deutsche Morgan Grenfell represented Abbey National in the negotiations, while Dresdner Kleinwort Benson acted for Cater Allen.
• Cater Allen has significantly expanded twice in the past twenty years, with the 1994 acquisition of Tyndall Bank, and the 2001 acquisition of Fleming Premier Banking
• The Cater Allen name came about relatively late in the bank's history-from Cater Ryder's 1981 acquisition of Allen, Harvey and Ross.
• The other six discount houses are Gerrard and National, Clive Discount, Alexanders, King & Shaxon, Secombe, Marshall & Campion and Cater Allen.
• Cater Allen said today its pretax profit before exceptional items for the year ended April 30 was 19.3 million pounds, up from 14.6 million a year earlier.
• The companies said the offer of 580 pence per common share reflects a 31 percent premium to Cater Allen's closing price on June 4, the day before London-based Cater Allen said a potential bidder approached it.
• The companies said the offer of 580 pence per common share reflects a 31 percent premium to Cater Allen's closing price on June 4, the day before London-based Cater Allen said a potential bidder approached it.
• Abbey National Plc, Britain's sixth-largest bank, said it will buy Cater Allen Holdings Plc for 191 million pounds ( $ 317 million ) to increase its stock lending and U . K . repurchase agreement business.
• Abbey, which already owns 1.1 percent of Cater Allen's stock, will also pay 100 pence for each preference share, which reflects a 59 percent premium on the first class of preference shares and 41 percent on the second.
• "The acquisition of Cater Allen offers a unique opportunity to increase Abbey National's presence in strategically important growth markets which build upon Abbey National's existing treasury and offshore businesses, " said Abbey National Chief Executive Peter Birch in a statement.
• Cater Allen, originally a discount house that bought and sold bills from the Bank of England, is a diversified financial company that specializes in two areas-- stock lending, which is lending shares to institutions for a fee so the stock can be sold short; and U . K . government repurchase agreements, which are short-term securities in which the buyer agrees to sell them back to the issuer at a discount.