Sentence examples for Funds management from inspiring English sources

The Li firms are buying MGN from a group of shareholders that includes several infrastructure funds managed by Macquarie; the Toronto-based Canada Pension Plan; the trustee of a fund run by the portfolio manager Industry Funds Management; and the real estate and investment house AMP Capital.

"This deal is about geographic diversification," Peter Stunz, a money manager with Action Funds Management, said.

Career 2010-present: ConSouthtive MP, South Northamptonshire; 1999-2009: head of corporate governance and senior investment officer, Invesco Perpetual; 1997-99: managing director, De Putron Funds Management; 1995‑97: director, Barclays Financial Institutions; 1993-95: head of investment banks team, Barclays; 1987-91: varoles roles at BZW; 1985-87: assistant broker, EF Hutton.

DOW JONES   California Pension Fund to Invest in Infrastructure  |  The California State Teachers Retirement Systemm plans to invest $500 million in assets like utilities, roads and pipelines around the world, and is working with Industry Funds Management, an Australian firm that manages $32 billion, The Wall Street Journal reports.

While the majority of Great Southern's activity was in the sale of managed investment schemes, in 2007 it diversified into funds management through the purchase of Rural Funds Management Ltd, retaining its diversified agricultural assets fund and offering a new share fund and a blended property fund.

Fund managers within the TIAA-CREF and Vanguard family of funds have outstanding reputations and the funds' management fees are relatively low.

Mr. Fisher is a senior public official and also someone with a great deal of experience in financial markets, including running his own funds-management company.

Cal Poly Pomona is a member of the American Association of State Colleges and Universities (AASCU) The University Educational Trust UETT) is a 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt organization serving as a source of external fund-raising, funds-management and revenue-distribution at Cal Poly Pomona.

"Their authority in [funds management] is becoming vastly bigger than it was, even a decade ago," Edwards said.

Some private equity funds pay middlemen bringing in ­investors’ dollars upfront commissions of 1% or more, plus a piece of both the funds’ management fees 2% of assets–and their “performance” fees equaling 20% or more of any profits.

Ms. Rapuano, 38, is director of research for Legg Mason Funds Management, the fund's adviser, and is based in Baltimore.