The phrase "active money" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance or economics, often referring to money that is currently in use or being actively invested.
Example: "Investors are more likely to see returns when they put their active money into high-growth opportunities."
Alternatives: "liquid assets" or "working capital".
And the active money managers had invested nothing in Duke Energy at midyear 1999 and 2000.
For active money managers who are not worried about drifting from their benchmark, the transition could be relatively easy.
"Dubai was not yet an international banking center when I was engaged in active money laundering," he said.
Instead, active money managers and mutual fund managers who apply the sector approach may attract a bigger share of investors' money.
But Calpers's active money managers did bet on Enron, which is the biggest among the 10 energy stocks in each pension fund.
Calpers's large index fund had $116.7 million in Enron on June 30 , 1999 and the active money managers owned 191,100 shares of Enron worth $15.6 million.
For if the markets and vast potential markets for the developed world's goods fail -- if decimated populations mean there is no one left economically active with money to spend -- that bell tolls for thee, globally.
However, it's now the Asia-Pacific region that is expected to become the most important regional market, accounting for nearly two-thirds of the active mobile money user base in 2017.
Berg Insight reports that the number of active mobile money users in emerging markets is forecasted to grow from 61 million in 2011 at an annual growth rate of 36percenttoto reach 381 million by 2017.
Juniper also says that the need for financial access in emerging markets and developing countries will result in active mobile money users doubling by 2013, helping drive mobile transactions.
He was active in raising money for philanthropic causes, including the Diabetes Research Institute and many other charities.
