The phrase "asset balances" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the amounts of various assets held by an individual or organization at a specific point in time.
Example: "The accountant prepared a report detailing the asset balances for the end of the fiscal year."
Alternatives: "asset totals" or "asset figures".
During the period of the breaches, they held safe custody asset balances peaking at £1.3tn and £236bn.
"Asset balances do not reflect pending activity for client decisions communicated to Putnam as of the dates indicated," the filing said.
Completeness: All assets, liabilities and net asset balances that should have been recorded were correctly recorded on the Statement of Financial Position.
Existence: All assets, liabilities and net asset balances that were recorded on the Statement of Financial Position existed at the end of the financial period.
The increment in the asset balances in such cases has not been reported as income, but depreciation thereafter has been based on these higher amounts.
Coinbase and Fidelity Investments announced in August that the two were testing a feature to allow Fidelity customers with Coinbase accounts to view their crypto asset balances in their Fidelity portfolio summaries.
For the portfolio, spending reduces the remaining asset balance and sacrifices subsequent growth on those investments.
Over the years, the zero commission brokerage service increased the minimum asset balance to $2,500 and decreased free trades from 40 to 10. Now the company is putting further restrictions on trades.
The Small Business segment covers clients with indebtedness level of less than NIS 6 million, sales of less than NIS 30 million and liquid asset balance of less than NIS 10 million.
The brokerage reported an impressive 19% and 59% jump in its revenue and earnings, respectively, driven by the Fed's rate hikes, a higher interest earning asset balance, new brokerage accounts and increased trading activity.
Overnight, the piles of currency belong to customers, while during the day they are the asset balancing the cash account liability on the bank's own account.
