The phrase "a transfer of assets" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, law, or business when discussing the movement or reallocation of property or resources from one party to another.
Example: "The company announced a transfer of assets to streamline its operations and improve efficiency."
Alternatives: "an asset relocation" or "a conveyance of assets."
It's called a transfer of assets".
This isn't austerity; it's a transfer of assets from public to private ownership.
But it also provides them perhaps the most important component: a transfer of assets to start a livelihood.
Under the Federal Bankruptcy Code, if a judge finds that a transfer of assets before a filing defrauded creditors, the judge can order those assets returned.
When subdivision (B) speaks of a transfer of assets by one corporation to another, it means a transfer made 'in pursuance of a plan of reorganization' (section 112(g) of corporate business; and not a transfer of assets by one corporation to another in pursuance of a plan having no relation to the business of either, as plainly is the case here.
However, Mr. Bass wrote, "this whole deal looks like there is no substance," meaning that it amounted largely to a transfer of assets among related entities, with only Enron having cash at risk.
Sinnet had been running these data centers since we launched in China, they owned these data centers from the start, and the hardware we "sold" to them was a transfer-of-assets agreement mandated by new China regulations for non-Chinese cloud providers to continue to operate in China," wrote AWS chief information security officer Stephen Schmidt.
Short of an extraordinarily rapid and highly undesirable short-term dissipation of unified surpluses or a transferring of assets to individual privatized accounts, it appears difficult to avoid at least some accumulation of private assets by the government.
"The contract that we've entered into with the administrator is aimed primarily at the CVA but if in fact the creditors turn that proposal down then the contract automatically defaults into the structure that Bill Miller tabled [a transfer of assets to a new company].
Writ large, this system represents an extraordinarily regressive tax--a transfer of scarce assets from poor communities to government institutions and commercial interests.
A transfer of any assets of the Thrift Savings Fund to any person the fiduciary knows or should know to be a party in interest or the use of such assets by any such person.
