The phrase "adjust asset" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or asset management when referring to the modification or alteration of an asset's value or characteristics.
Example: "In order to reflect the current market conditions, we need to adjust the asset values in our financial statements."
Alternatives: "modify asset" or "alter asset".
A few other fuddy-duddy regionals that pass muster: $10.7 billion (assets) FirstMerit of Akron, Ohio, with $2.70 of reserves for each dollar of nonperforming loans and with a skimpy charge-off of bad loans, equal to 0.16% of assets per quarter in the first nine months; and $13.3 billion (assets) BancorpSouth of Tupelo, Miss., with an 11% ratio of equity to adjusted assets.
Although Yale declined to say which asset classes outperformed their internal benchmark, the endowment did say that it would adjust its asset allocations in the coming fiscal year.
These funds radically adjust their asset mixes over time, growing more conservative as an investor nears retirement, switching a sizable portion of the portfolio from stocks to fixed income and cash.
In an interview published on Sunday, Mr. Zhou stated that the central bank's actions reminded "banks of the need to adjust their asset business" and that the "market has basically come to understand the PBOC's handling of liquidity".
Institutions, traders and pension funds might want to take this into account and adjust their asset allocations, he said, while ordinary investors are probably best off with a simple, low-cost, diversified buy-and-hold strategy.
"Store closures are part of a series of actions we're taking to reduce ongoing expenses, adjust our asset base, and accelerate the transformation of our business model," Riefs said in an email.
It differs from other regulatory capital ratios in that it doesn't adjust the assets for their perceived riskiness.
This paper also discusses kernel states, which provide disciplines for collaboration among practitioners in service production and adjust the assets for later explored requirements.
The chief executive, John Browne, reiterated that forecast today, even though BP increased production only 3percentt, adjusted for asset sales, in the third quarter.
Liberty posted a 38% fall in full-year 2009 diluted and adjusted net asset value per share to 464p at end-December 2009, down from 745p a year earlier, as Britain's worst recession in decades hit retailers - its key tenant base.
