FIM definition

FIM means the Fédération Internationale de Motocyclisme, which is the supreme and sole international authority empowered to control international motorcycling activities organised throughout the world.
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FIM means FIM Holdings LLC, a Delaware limited liability company.
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FIM means the Fédération Internationale de Motorcyclisme.
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Examples of FIM in a sentence

  • All personal data will be held by FIM for 6 years following the end of our client relationship.

  • We may provide services to you under this Agreement notwithstanding that FIM, or an associated company or person connected with it, may have a particular interest or relationship which could result in conflicting interests or duties.

  • FIM cannot guarantee the accuracy of pricing received from an external source.

  • FIM will not reveal your personal data to any third party unless required to by law or as necessary in the administration of our contact terms with you for example to our agents, nominees, custodians or associates.

  • A client bank account is a bank account held by, and in the name of, FIM Capital Limited Client Account, in which we will hold your money on trust for you while it remains in the account.


More Definitions of FIM

FIM means the Fédération Continental/Intercontinentale de Motocyclisme, which is the supreme and sole Continental/Intercontinental authority empowered to control Continental/Intercontinental motorcycling activities organised throughout the world.
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FIM means felony including misdemeanor in the context of a county-level search;
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FIM. Fault Isolation Manual.
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FIM means Fund and Investment Management.
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FIM means the Fund and Investment Management.
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FIM means the first date of human clinical treatment by CyberHeart using CyberHeart Software or CyberHeart Product together with a CyberKnife System to affect cardiac tissue ablation, with the goal of achieving a therapeutic effect.
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FIM means FIM Limited, FIM Advisers, and FIM (USA).
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