The phrase "against a fund" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing opposition or actions taken in relation to a financial fund or investment.
Example: "The new regulations were implemented against a fund that was found to be mismanaging its assets."
Alternatives: "in opposition to a fund" or "counter to a fund".
Massachusetts became the first state to file a civil lawsuit charging fraud against a fund company, Putnam Investments.
Rule 23(b)(1)(B) includes, for example, "limited fund" cases, instances in which numerous persons make claims against a fund insufficient to satisfy all claims.
Who would be against a fund for coastal protection, or oil-field cleanup, or breath alcohol testing, or college tuition loans?
At best, competitors are up against a fund that has a cozy relationship with the leading technology news site and a list of investors — Sequoia Capital and Greylock Partners, among others — made up of Silicon Valley royalty.
Under a federal law passed last year dealing with Iran and other countries deemed sponsors of terrorism, the Treasury is to pay a part of court judgments to victims of terrorism and charge those payments against a fund of impounded assets.
Cost, the other big consideration, is composed of two variables: load — a one-time sales charge — and expenses — the annual charge against a fund's assets from management overhead (see explanation below).
In October, he decided against a fund-raising trip to Dubai.
In addition to capital, banks will also have to hold more liquid assets to safeguard against a funding freeze and reduce their reliance on fickle sources of financing.
In 2013, Schumer and Nancy Pelosi, the House Minority Leader, lambasted Senate Republicans as irresponsible hostage-takers for voting against a funding bill and shutting down the government in an effort to delay and defund parts of the Affordable Care Act.
was sympathetic to concerns about reading the bill, but he noted that Congress was coming up against a funding deadline.
Rep. Joe Wilson (R-S.C). was sympathetic to concerns about reading the bill, but he noted that Congress was coming up against a funding deadline.
