Sentence examples for Volume of assets from inspiring English sources

Second, investors have taken money out, again reducing the volume of assets under management.

Unfortunately, while the volume of assets controlled by institutional investors has increased, these investors' interest in the companies has not followed the same trend.

So RBS and LBG want to renegotiate to reduce the cost of the insurance and the volume of assets they place into the scheme.

On the other hand, Mr Draghi is politically constrained regarding the class, and volume, of assets he can purchase without testing the limits of his influence over Berlin.In the absence of eurobonds, the ECB is bound to step into a political quagmire if it were to purchase government bonds.

On the volume of assets they have now, about half the fund managers in London are losing money every day, says Glyn Jones, chief executive of Gartmore Investment Management, a British fund-management company.That fund-management businesses can lose money has come as a shock to the banks and other financial institutions that snapped them up at high prices during the past decade.

Open image in new window Fig. 1 Volume of assets (m€) and asset growth rate of Spanish banks, 1998 2007.

The outstanding volume of asset-backed commercial paper — often issued by companies whose own credit is less than sterling — continued to rise during the early part of the credit crisis.

The volume of asset-backed commercial paper maturing in four days or less ballooned from $32 billion a day to $104 billion during September (see chart 3), while the amount maturing in 21 to 40 days fell by 63%.Where there is doubt about a company's finances, it inevitably has to pay a higher rate.

Paid by issuers, they had every incentive to award inflated ratings and keep the market humming: average pay at the agencies rose and fell in tandem with the volume of asset-backed issuance (see chart 7).An obvious way to deal with this would be to eliminate the agencies' official "nationally recognised" status, opening the business to unfettered competition.

As part of the explanation, it wrote, "German banks exhibit one of the highest absolute leverage ratios as they carry large volumes of assets to which they attach low risk".

Trading revenues recovered from their lows last year, but the division still posted a loss of 93.0 million euros ($127.4 million), while its fees and commissions income declined by 25.0%, as volumes of assets under management declined.