Co-operative
Definition: A business whose members buy shares and have equal say in the running of the business, no matter how many shares each member has. A co-operative is run in the interests of its members.
Co-operative
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Codicil
A document which effects changes or additions to a person's will. Both the will and the codicil must be read in conjunction with one anothe...(Read more) ...
Co-operative:
A form of ownership in which the owner has a share in the Co-operative which actually owns the property. The individual owner has the right to live in a housing unit but does not own the actual unit.
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Co-operative: A form of ownership in which multiple owners hold shares in the co-operative that owns the property. The shareholder has the right to live in a housing unit but does not own the actual unit.
Co-operative Trust Company of Canada
Co-operative Trust Company of Canada was incorporated in 1952.
Worker co-operative - A business organisation owned by employees who contribute to production and share in profit.
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Co-operative communities are now widespread with the largest and most successful example being at Mondragon in the Basque country of Spain (see link below).
Co-operative Joint Ventures (CJVs) [18] are permitted under the Sino-Foreign Co-operative Joint Ventures. Co-operative Enterprises are also called Contractual Operative Enterprises.
A co-operative formed by 19 European Railways, for the management of international railcontainer traffic in Europe.
Interline
Two or more road transport companies joining operations to bring cargo to a certaindestination.
A co-operative foreign exchange arrangement set up in 1979 and involving most of the members of the European Community, designed to promote exchange rate stability within the EC.
Before 1844 a co-operative society had already been formed and failed at Rochdale in Lancashire, yet some ardent spirits planned to form another.
National Union of Co-operative Insurance Society Employees
Nationwide Group Staff Union
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An industry owned co-operative supplying secure messaging services and interface software to financial institutions.
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Co-operative movement
A co-operative is an autonomous association or the banding together of groups of people for mutual assistance/benefit in trade, manufacture, the supply of credit, housing, or other services.
It is is composed of a listed co-operative Parent Bank, nine Network Banks (Banca Popolare di Bergamo, Banco di Brescia, Banca Popolare Commercio e Industria, Banca Regionale Europea, Banca Popolare di Ancona, Banco di San Giorgio, Banca Carime, ...
Within the Banks sub-sector, top performers included Co-operative Bank of Kenya Ltd., Diamond Trust Bank of Kenya Ltd., Equity Bank Ltd., CFC Stanbic Bank Ltd., and Standard Chartered Bank Kenya Ltd.
Credit unions are community based financial co-operatives and most offer a full range of services. All are owned and controlled by members who are also shareholders.
CO-OP'S " See: Banks for the Co-operatives.
CORPORATE CHARTER " The document prepared when a corporation is formed.
Marathe Committee (on Urban Co-operative Banks) A committee set up to review the licensing policy for new urban co-operative banks. Headed by S. S.
A type non-bank financial institution for personal savings and loans, structured on a co-operative basis. Historically, credit unions were established on the basis of a common bond among their membership, eg.
"joint stock company - a mercantile, banking or co-operative association with capital made up of transferable shares"
See also equity and securities .In the U.S., the term common stock has a similar meaning.
Credit union - a co-operative organisation that provides loans to its members.
Creditor - someone who is owed money. The opposite to debtor.
Lending institutions - non-governmental organisations, local co-operatives and banks - found lending to these people was good, repeat business.
Mutual company
A company that has no shares, but is owned by policyholders or members. Examples include building societies, friendly societies or co-operatives.
Mutual fund
The US equivalent of a unit trust.
A company that has no shares but is owned by policyholders or members for example building societies, friendly societies or co-operatives.
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For ease of Analysis, the interpersonal approach could be sub-divided into four areas of concentration and they are
1. The psychological approach
2. Human relation approach
3. Co-operative social system approach
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Housing Choice Voucher Program
Housing Choice Voucher Program
Housing co-operative
Housing Commission (NSW)
housing commissioner
Housing Community Development Committee
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The purpose of APG is to provide a focus for co-operative anti-money laundering efforts in the region.
 See also: Banks, Credit union, Bills, Funding, Saving
  
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