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''UK | 1. ''UK insolvency law.'' | ||
A procedure in relation to a company in financial difficulties with a view to securing its survival as a going concern. | |||
Or, failing that, to achieving a more favourable realisation of its assets than would be possible on a liquidation or through a voluntary arrangement. | |||
2. ''Governance.'' | |||
Activities relating to organising and supervising an institution or other organisation. | |||
3. ''Corporate structure.'' | |||
The people who undertake the work in definition 2 above. | |||
4. ''Government - US.'' | |||
The individuals or group currently in power, especially the US federal government. | |||
5. ''Government.'' | |||
A department or agency of a government. | |||
For example the State Administration of Foreign Exchange in China. | |||
== See also == | == See also == | ||
* [[Administration expenses]] | |||
* [[Administration order]] | |||
* [[Administrative expenses]] | |||
* [[Administrative Receiver]] | |||
* [[Administrator]] | |||
* [[Agency]] | |||
* [[Chapter 11]] | |||
* [[Devolved administration]] | |||
* [[Examinership]] | |||
* [[Federal]] | |||
* [[Going concern]] | |||
* [[Governance]] | |||
* [[ICE Benchmark Administration]] | |||
* [[Insolvency]] | |||
* [[International Trade Administration]] | |||
* [[Liquidation]] | * [[Liquidation]] | ||
* [[Master of Business Administration]] (MBA) | |||
* [[Phoenix administration]] | |||
* [[Pre pack administration]] | |||
* [[Receivership]] | * [[Receivership]] | ||
* [[Red tape]] | |||
* [[Regulation]] | |||
* [[State Administration of Foreign Exchange]] | |||
[[Category: | [[Category:Compliance_and_audit]] |
Latest revision as of 20:59, 11 October 2023
1. UK insolvency law.
A procedure in relation to a company in financial difficulties with a view to securing its survival as a going concern.
Or, failing that, to achieving a more favourable realisation of its assets than would be possible on a liquidation or through a voluntary arrangement.
2. Governance.
Activities relating to organising and supervising an institution or other organisation.
3. Corporate structure.
The people who undertake the work in definition 2 above.
4. Government - US.
The individuals or group currently in power, especially the US federal government.
5. Government.
A department or agency of a government.
For example the State Administration of Foreign Exchange in China.
See also
- Administration expenses
- Administration order
- Administrative expenses
- Administrative Receiver
- Administrator
- Agency
- Chapter 11
- Devolved administration
- Examinership
- Federal
- Going concern
- Governance
- ICE Benchmark Administration
- Insolvency
- International Trade Administration
- Liquidation
- Master of Business Administration (MBA)
- Phoenix administration
- Pre pack administration
- Receivership
- Red tape
- Regulation
- State Administration of Foreign Exchange