Eastern Alliance Insurance Group Review - Financial Strength and Stability
When choosing a workers' compensation insurance company, you should be assured that the company you select has the financial strength to assume the right risk for your needs.
Eastern Alliance Insurance Group is a member of the ProAssurance family of companies.
In its 2008 rating rationale, A.M. Best recognized Eastern Alliance's "strong operational results, excellent capitalization and diversified organizational structure." The rationale also highlighted the company’s "five-year average combined ratio, which remains well below the workers' compensation average."
We're specialists.
We focus on doing one thing and doing that one thing well: providing superior workers' compensation products and services to businesses and organizations. Since 1997, we have built a strong reputation for being a "best in class" provider of workers' compensation products and services. We've achieved this position by creating supportive relationships and providing our employees and clients with the tools and resources they need to win with integrity.
Tyre&Auto Southbourne Group Review: A good team with a good car service
Being an effective or a good team doesn’t mean that each member should be perfect, what is important is that everyone understands each other and works hand in hand to achieve a certain goal. And Tyre&Auto Southbourne Group values and applies this in doing their job. They work hard each day to give a good car service to their customers.
A lot of people in Southbourne has been witnessing the good car service of Tyre&Auto and has been recommending the place to their families and friends with car concerns over the years. Some customers showed how impressed they are with the kind and smart service of the team through their reviews. Each manager gained unmatched trust from the customers and has been dedicated to giving detailed and careful service to people ever since.
The company does not only provide a good service to their customers but also builds a good camaraderie with them. Their professional approach will surely solve any of your car-related concerns and their dependable skills will be an advantage to you and your vehicle.
Tyre&Auto Southbourne Group, a family run company, has been active in the trades in South Coast of Hampshire. They are also composed of professionals that aim to solve any car problems efficiently and foresee imminent concerns properly.
The company is vigilant in handling each service and makes sure that everything is working well for their customers and their vehicles. They are available for brake checks, car servicing, looking for good tyres, MOTs, plus they also provide free seasonal checks. Their online service helps you reserve your tyres for fitting and obtain a quick tyre quote.
Giving utmost convenience is their priority, thus, Tyre&Auto Southbourne Group provides a local collect and a return service to their customers wherein you can ask them about the service when you booked. Checking your car’s windscreen wipers and doing a full engine overhaul to your vehicle are also parts of their services.
Contact their local depot to know more about their services and experience their good services delivered by a good team.
Japan Asia Group Limited Review - Notice of Partial Amendments to the Articles of Incorporation
Name of Company: Japan Asia Group Limited
Name of Representative: Tetsuo Yamashita, Chairman and CEO
(TSE (Tokyo Stock Exchange) First Section (code: 3751))
Contact Information: Kazunobu Watanabe, Director
Tel: (03) 4476 8000 (Main Switchboard)
Please be advised that the Company has decided at a meeting of the Board of Directors held on May 19, 2016, to submit the “Partial Amendments to the Articles of Incorporation” matter to the ordinary general meeting of the shareholders scheduled to be held on June 23, 2016 as follows.
- Reasons for the Amendments:
(1) Purpose is added to build sustainable cities of the future green community, and to respond to the expansion and diversification of our business.
(2) The number of directors is changed from 7 or less to 11 or less in order to strengthen the management structure and corporate governance of the Company in preparation of future business expansion.
- Details of the Amendments:
(1) The details of the amendments are set out below:
Current Articles of Incorporation Proposed Amendment
Article 1 (Text omitted)
Article 2 (Objectives)
- (1) to (8) (Text omitted) (9) The business of the development, construction, supervision, operation, maintenance and administration of renewable energy facilities; (10) to (19) (Text omitted) (Newly set) (20) to (21) (Text omitted)
- to 5. (Text omitted)
Article 3 to 18 (Text omitted)
Article 19 (Number of Directors)
The number of directors of the Company shall be seven (7) or less.
Article 20 to 50 (Text omitted)
Article 1 (Unchanged)
Article 2 (Objectives)
- (1) to (8) (Unchanged) (9) The business of the development, construction, supervision, operation, maintenance, administration, sale and purchase of renewable energy facilities; (10) to (19) (Unchanged) (20) The business of management, sale and purchase of forests; (21) to (22) (Unchanged)
- to 5. (Unchanged)
Article 3 to 18 (Unchanged)
Article 19 (Number of Directors)
The number of directors of the Company shall be eleven (11) or less.
Articles 20 to 50 (Unchanged)
(2) Schedule regarding the Amendment of the Articles of Incorporation of the Company
Date of the general meeting of the shareholders for the Articles of Incorporation amendment: Thursday, June 23, 2016
Scheduled effective date of the Articles of Incorporation amendment: Thursday, June 23, 2016
Japan Asia Group Limited Review - Group Companies
Japan Asia Group is leading the way towards green communities, both locally and globally, through synergy among 85 subsidiaries, in four core divisions.
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EONEX CO., LTD.
RISUISHA CO., LTD.
KOKUSAI BUNKAZAI CO., LTD.
RYUKYU KOKUSAI KOGYO CO., LTD.
TDS Co., Ltd.
Green energy
JAG Energy Co., Ltd.
JAG Power Engineering Co., Ltd.
JAG Investment Management Co., Ltd.
Miyazaki Solar Way Co., Ltd.
JAG Seabell Co., Ltd.
KOKUSAI BUILDING MANAGEMENT CO., LTD.
KHC Ltd.
KATSUMI JYUTAKU CO., LTD.
DAIWA-KENSETSU CO., LTD.
AKASHI-JYUKEN CO., LTD.
PAL CONSTRUCTION CO., LTD.
Labo Co., Ltd.
Financial services
Japan Asia Securities Co., Ltd.
Okinawa Securities Limited
Japan Asia Asset Management Co., Ltd.
Japan Asia Financial Service Co., Ltd.
Japan Asia Research Institute Limited
Japan Asia FAS Limited.
Our Global Network
KOKUSAI ASIA PTE. LTD.
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KOKUSAI BEIJING LIMITED
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KOKUSAI INDONESIA
KOKUSAI EUROPE GmbH
Japan Asia Group Limited Review - Financial Services
Our globally competitive financial services enable our clients to grow their businesses.
We provide the capital needed for industry and society to grow and prosper. Our unique synergy of technical and financial services will be a driver for growth in Japan and throughout Asia.
We make the most of our extensive networks to provide high-value-added services, timely information, original financial products and financing solutions.
Securities
We offer a range of asset management options from Japanese and foreign stocks, securities, and trust funds tailored to our client's needs.
Investment advice
With timely and insightful investment advice and tailored financial instruments, we achieve solid returns even in tough economic times.
Investment information
Our local knowledge and extensive networks ensure our clients get accurate investment information first.
Other financial services
We develop strategic financial packages and provide attentive long-term support to ensure positive outcomes.
Oakmere Wealth Management Advisors - Charities
Charities attract a number of tax reliefs.
We recognize that every charity is different, and look after charitable funds for a wide range of organizations. Therefore, we aim to provide an investment strategy to meet individual charity's requirements. This is based on a full understanding of their income, total return and risk parameters after a consultation.
We provide a bespoke portfolio designed to meet those needs and objectives. We can then adapt the investment strategy, in response to changing charity needs over time. We will also provide regular reporting and attend trustee meetings in line with individual requirements.
Any funds that the Charitable Trust invests will benefit from the distinctive investment management approach of St. James's Place and ongoing monitoring undertaken by the St. James's Place Investment Committee in conjunction with Stamford Associates, Redington and other independent consultants.
What Are The Tax Benefits?
Tax benefits available include:
- Donors can reclaim tax on the value of their donations
- Charities are exempt from Capital Gain Tax, Income Tax, Corporation Tax and Inheritance Tax
- Smaller trusts do not have to register for VAT
The value of an investment with St. James's Place will be directly linked to the performance of the funds you select and the value can therefore go down as well as up. You may get back less than you invested.
The levels and bases of taxation and reliefs from taxation can change at any time and are generally dependent on individual circumstances.
How are Annual Reporting requirements fulfilled?
The Charity Commission requires an annual formal report and accounts to be filed by charities. This can be a complex and time consuming activity, but we can share this responsibility with you in conjunction with a number of external experts. For more information about how this is achieved, please contact us to arrange an initial consultation.
Security and Risk Online - U.S. accuses Chinese citizens of hacking law firms, insider trading
Three Chinese citizens have been criminally charged in the United States with trading on confidential corporate information obtained by hacking into networks and servers of law firms working on mergers, U.S. prosecutors said on Tuesday.
Iat Hong of Macau, Bo Zheng of Changsha, China, and Chin Hung of Macau were charged in an indictment filed in Manhattan federal court with conspiracy, insider trading, wire fraud and computer intrusion.
Prosecutors said the men made more than $4 million by placing trades in at least five company stocks based on inside information from unnamed law firms, including about deals involving Intel Corp and Pitney Bowes Inc.
The men listed themselves in brokerage records as working at information technology companies, the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission said in a related civil lawsuit.
Hong, 26, was arrested on Sunday in Hong Kong, while Hung, 50, and Zheng, 30, are not in custody, prosecutors said. Defense lawyers could not be immediately identified.
The case is the latest U.S. insider trading prosecution to involve hacking, and follows warnings by U.S. officials that law firms could become prime targets for hackers.
"This case of cyber meets securities fraud should serve as a wake-up call for law firms around the world: you are and will be targets of cyber hacking, because you have information valuable to would-be criminals," U.S. Attorney Preet Bharara in Manhattan said.
Prosecutors said that beginning in April 2014, the trio obtained inside information by hacking two U.S. law firms and targeting the email accounts of law firm partners working on mergers and acquisitions.
Prosecutors did not identify the two law firms, or five others they said the defendants targeted.
But one matched the description of New York-based Cravath, Swaine & Moore LLP, which represented Pitney Bowes in its 2015 acquisition of Borderfree Inc, one of the mergers in question.
The indictment said that by using a law firm employee's credentials, the defendants installed malware on the firm's servers to access emails from lawyers, including a partner responsible for the Pitney deal.
Cravath declined to comment. In March, Cravath confirmed discovering a "limited breach" of its systems in 2015.
Prosecutors also accused the defendants of trading on information stolen from a law firm representing Intel on the chipmaker's acquisition of Altera Inc in 2015.
Intel's merger counsel on the deal was New York-based Weil, Gotshal & Manges LLP. The law firm declined to comment.
In Beijing, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokeswoman Hua Chunying said she was aware of the reports about the case but knew nothing about it.
The case is U.S. v. Hong et al, U.S. District Court, Southern District of New York, No. 16-cr-360.
