del·e·ga·tee (d l  -g -t  )n. One to whom something is delegated. |
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| Not only with their own board, but perhaps with the press, to the outside constituents, to try to take a more active role with the insufficiently educated delegatees, if you will, of Wall Street, and begin to set expectations so that we don't have the conflict of what might be one or two or three years vs. You can't point to your delegatee and tell your boss that it's not your fault a task was botched. Atone, the business process management and image collaboration company, announced today its participation with MERS in testing the MERS(R) eRegistry in Broker Delegatee, Controller, Investor Delegatee and eVault interfaces. |
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