Sentence examples for asset charge from inspiring English sources

Lenovo's latest results are in sharp contrast to the $189 million net loss that it reported for the full fiscal year, after the company took a $400 million one-off asset charge due to tax changes in the U.S. Yang first appeared on the China Rich List in 2013, with his net worth rising as high as $1.3 billion less than two years later.

Tyson recorded $19 million in charges in its third quarter, which ended June 28, with $4 million related to closing the plant and $15 million in impaired asset charges, the filing said.

The drop in net income in fiscal 2005 includes goodwill and asset charges of $53.1 million.

That's on top of "trailer" commissions of up to 1.4% of assets annually for as long as the plan exists and "asset charges" of up to 4%.

But other large-capitalization funds with more than $1 billion in assets charge 1.4percentt of assets, on average, according to Morningstar.

Only 4% of stock funds, holding 14% of fund assets, charge incentive fees, Lipper reports.

Banks with at least $50 billion in assets charge about $35 per overdraft, according to Michael Moebs, the founder of Moebs Services.

Advantage Class shares, available to those with $100,000 in assets, charge just seven-hundredths of a point.

For example, the iShares MSCI Emerging Market E.T.F., which has $35 billion in assets, charges a fee of 0.72percentt.

Prominent investment funds managed hundreds of millions of dollars in Qaddafi regime assets, charging tens of millions of dollars in fees and producing low returns, according to a document.

The oldest fund in this group, Van Eck Global Hard Assets, charges a towering 1.85% of assets annually for expenses.