Word meaning 1

Question 1

accorded

Answer 1

give or grant someone (power, status, or recognition):

Question 2

called on

Answer 2

to ask someone in a formal way to do something:

Question 3

surviving entity

Answer 3

TMFL merges with and into TCL which is surviving entity

Question 4

writ

Answer 4

a legal document from a court telling somebody to do or not to do something

Question 5

solicitor

Answer 5

the most senior legal officer of a city, town or government department

Question 6

payout period

Answer 6

the anticipated financial returns or distributions from investments or annuities.at certain periods, such as monthly .

Question 7

conglomerate

Answer 7

a corporation made up of several different, independent businesses.

Question 8

market capitilisation

Answer 8

shows how much a company is worth as determined by the total market value of all outstanding shares.

Question 9

consortium

Answer 9

a group of people, countries, companies, etc. who are working together on a particular project

Question 10

unmanned

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if a machine, a vehicle, a place or an activity is unmanned, it does not have or need a person to control or operate it

Question 11

personnel

Answer 11

the people who work for an organization or one of the armed forces

Question 12

incepted

Answer 12

the establishment or starting point of an institution or activity:

Question 13

interoperatability

Answer 13

the ability of military equipment or groups to operate in conjunction with each other:

Question 14

limited (in company names)

Answer 14

a form of corporate structure available in countries including the U.K., Ireland, and Canada, and appears as a suffix after the company name. limit the liability of a corporate loss to the business and do not impact the private assets of owners or investors.Limited companies may be set up as either private or public (PLC).

Question 15

hub and spoke mode

Answer 15

a distribution method in which a centralized “hub” exists. Everything either originates in the hub or is sent to the hub for distribution to consumers. From the hub, goods travel outward to smaller locations owned by the company, called spokes, for further processing and distribution.

Question 16

ex officio

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from the office. It is used to describe the rights or duties of an individual by virtue of holding a specific office or position, rather than through appointment or election to a particular role that carries those responsibilities.

Question 17

bolster

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to improve something or make it stronger

Question 18

consummate

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to make something complete or perfect

Question 19

standstill obligation

Answer 19

a contract that contains provisions that govern how a bidder of a company can purchase, dispose of, or vote stock of the target company.
A standstill agreement can effectively stall or stop the process of a hostile takeover if the parties cannot negotiate a friendly deal.
A company that comes under pressure from an aggressive bidder or activist investor finds a standstill agreement helpful in blunting the unsolicited approach.

Question 20

derogation

Answer 20

an occasion when a rule or law is allowed to be ignored

Question 21

revamp

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to make changes to the form of something, usually to improve its appearance

Question 22

deemed

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to have a particular opinion about somebody/something

Question 23

amalgamated

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combines two or more companies into a new entity by merging their assets and liabilities.

Question 24

codify

Answer 24

to arrange laws, rules, etc. into a system