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controlled business arrangement
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controlled business arrangement (CBA)

A business arrangement recognized under the Real Estate Settlement and Procedures Act (RESPA) allowing a real estate brokerage office to provide financing, title insurance, and hazard insurance through the vehicle of subsidiary companies that operate within the brokerage office.Restrictions include the requirement that written disclosure of the affiliation be made to consumers,an estimated charge for the services is provided,consumers are free to obtain the services elsewhere,and referral fees are not charged among the various subsidiary companies.



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Addressing Hajj balloting ceremony of OGDCL employees, he said that Management and CBA had always enjoyed good understanding and cordial relations to achieve Exploration and Production targets of the Company.
Being part of the process in two very different divisions gave me an appreciation for how the CBA operates in concert.
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