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greater

[grey-ter] / ˈgreɪ tər /


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Supporters said clearer jurisdictional lines between regulators would reduce legal uncertainty, encourage greater institutional participation and attract more capital into the market.

From MarketWatch

He added that firms can see a range of benefits from linking up with big investors, including improvements in back-office operations and greater professionalization.

From The Wall Street Journal

“It just comes with a lot of responsibility, because it greatly increases the sophistication and level of safeguards you have to have and how you have to control the content because the possibilities are so much greater,” said Nelo Lucich, co-founder and chief executive of Skyrocket.

From Los Angeles Times

The demand for the additional coverage — commonly referred to as a “wrap-around” policy — has become even greater than in 2021 when Lara issued the order overturned on appeal.

From Los Angeles Times

He added that was "a grave, grave threat to the Jewish community in Greater Manchester and the UK".

From BBC