The phrase "a foreign asset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investments, or property ownership that involves assets located outside one's home country.
Example: "Investing in a foreign asset can diversify your portfolio and reduce risk."
Alternatives: "an overseas asset" or "a non-domestic asset".
Under the deal, Gazprom would buy a major Siberian gas field from TNK-BP that was on the verge of having its license revoked, solving that problem, and then sell back 25 percent if BP delivered a foreign asset to Gazprom.
If MI6 declares to the CIA the name of a foreign asset and says that the source knows the identity of a terrorist, and the CIA grabs that terrorist and improperly tortures him, and the U.S. senate then discloses to the public details of what the CIA did and why it did it, the courageous MI6 asset may be compromised and he will likely be killed by the countrymen he's spying on.
Others are even more pessimistic.S&P thinks the economy's strengths, including a huge pension system and a net foreign asset surplus of 50% of GDP, still make Dutch government debt a very safe bet.
In the absence of a prenup or postnup agreement, all or part of your business will probably be considered marital property, unless you were able to transfer your ownership of that business into a domestic or foreign asset protection trust while you were still single.
The first phase of consolidation is dominated by a significant asset demand decline leading to an excess of asset supply and, thus, a decrease in net foreign asset position.
Underlying Qatar's investments in the euro zone is a broader strategy of linking foreign asset diversification with support for foreign policy initiatives, analysts say.
This international mobility of capital implies that each country may have either a positive, negative or balanced foreign asset position.
That same dynamic is at work overseas; Stephen J. Hadley, Mr. Bush's national security adviser, calls the first lady "a foreign policy asset to the president".
That transaction creates a foreign currency asset equivalent to the size of the remittance, which can be used as collateral for borrowing cheaply and over the long term in overseas capital markets.
Additionally, The Washington Post reported Tuesday that the FBI had sought and obtained a warrant from a Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Court to monitor Carter Page, another former Trump campaign adviser, to investigate whether he was acting as a foreign intelligence asset of the Russian government.
It is deeply ironic that two members of Trump's campaign, including his longest-serving campaign manager and his closest national security adviser, have since turned out to be foreign agents, while another is suspected of being a foreign intelligence asset.
