Sentence examples for after asset from inspiring English sources

And after asset prices began falling, many financial executives blamed fair value markdowns for accelerating the decline.

The methods used by the fund's advisers, led by Andrew Smithers, an economist and consultant whom Mr. Hearn calls his "investment guru," reflect their belief that after asset valuations reach extremes, they eventually revert to historical norms.

After asset allocation is over on the trading window, the length-fixed identification window is then moved to a new window that includes the previous trading window, and a new DTMS model is estimated by using the dataset on the new identification window.

Too often since the 2008 financial crisis investors' hopes for strong and lasting growth have been dashed whether by bad luck (soaring oil prices), bad policy (too much budget austerity too fast) or the painful realisation that recoveries after asset busts are generally weak and fragile.

After asset allocation, core to any investor's return are taxes and fees.

Here's Forbes' definitive guide to safely getting in on today's most sought after asset.

But the storms have become so regular that he is now a highly sought-after asset.

The B2B division is the most sought-after asset, as its revenues have proved better insulated against advertising pressures than the consumer magazines and radio stations.

They say, how did you get the most sought-after asset perhaps in the history of the GSA? RC: And your political allies say the same exact thing.

As the Bulgarian political scientist Ivan Krastev has recently argued, it is not just British soft power but the very idea of soft power that has, during the refugee crisis, gone from being every liberal democracy's most sought-after asset to being seen as a source of vulnerability.

An association with the name Trump has had differing effects on properties around the world: On apartment buildings in Mumbai, India, it is a sought-after asset; on a Washington hotel, it poses a potential ethical quagmire; and on the Upper West Side of Manhattan, tenants of a Trump-branded complex so loathed the connection that last year the name came down.