Define: Banking Partners

• Banking Partners means any bank or other financial institution that provides finance to an organization, in relation to that organization, and which the duties of the executive were tied to or responsible for during a set number of months before termination. Seen in 6 SEC filings
• Banking Partners means Contis and Clear Junction; both financial entities associated with an organization's finances. Seen in 1 SEC Filing
• Banking Partners means the broad term given to the bank or building society that a Custodian employs to sustain its banking needs. Seen in 1 SEC Filing
• Banking Partners means the banks and credit institutions that work in partnership with a specific organization, potentially considering the organization's loan application. Seen in 1 SEC Filing

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Genie Definition 1

• Banking Partners means any bank or financial institution providing finance to an [organization], closely associated with the executive's duties.

Relevant Contract Types

• Finance Agreement
• Contract of Employment
• Executive Service Agreement

Relevant Circumstances

• Necessity of an organization for securing finance
• An executive parting ways with an organization after a term of service

Relevant Sectors

• Finance Sector
• Corporate Sector

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