The phrase "all assets from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the entirety of assets that are being transferred, acquired, or discussed in a specific context.
Example: "The company is looking to liquidate all assets from the previous fiscal year to improve its financial standing."
Alternatives: "all resources from" or "all properties from".
Although the comptroller's office oversees two-thirds of the nation's assets held by commercial banks, Mr. Dugan points out that national banks represent just 17 percent of all assets from failed banks since the start of the financial crisis.
Dominique Gerster, a UBS spokesman in Zurich, said the bank's goal was to have "all assets from all clients residing in France to be tax-compliant 24 months from now".
Another example explains the structure the bank proposed for a British client: "A new Liberian Company that we shall open for ESD reasons, as the client is Greek and UK resident … transfer all assets from the named accounts to the Corp. account" it notes for a retail heiress with £8m.
The programme automatically strips all the assets from the real site, sets up a temporary server, and waits for people to input their passwords.
Hall said off-the-shelf tools were now available that could do the same job "that simply didn't exist five years ago", and that all the assets from the project are being written off.
Royal Bank of Scotland has warned of a "cataclysmic year" for the global economy, triggered by a slowdown in China, as it urged investors to liquidate all assets apart from high-quality bonds.
(The law also protects all assets rolled from an employer pension plan, such as a 401(k) or defined benefit plan, into an IRA, regardless of the amount).
If it falls, they'll be cushioned by all the other assets, from cable systems to business services to new international business, that remain in AT&T's portfolio.
The new chief executive said his basic focus was to force Kmart to demand a "higher return on all its assets," from real estate to inventory.
The hedge fund model will supplant an arrangement in which partners will own a part of all I.E.A.H. assets, from its 80 horses in training to its 15 broodmares and its future stallions.
Fama developed the efficient market hypothesis, which argued that all traded assets – from bonds to mortgage-backed securities – are already accurately valued based on the information available to investors.
