Sentence examples for asset experts from inspiring English sources

While the digital asset experts BBC Capital spoke to said they're not aware of a company shutting down the account of the deceased after a family member has gained access, Klein said it's likely to happen in the future, especially if, for instance, grieving family members get into a spat over who should have access.

"We're not underlying-asset experts".

"We're not underlying-asset experts". They were checking the math, not the mortgages.

The imminent creation of a "bad bank" for toxic assets, experts say, will set off even more bargain sales.

Though Swiss banks have begun the search for Mubarak family assets, experts said any money would be returned to Egypt only if its new government formally demanded them.

As you re-evaluate your retirement income and assets, experts recommend making sure your money is in investments that are less risky than those you might have held during your working life.

Nixon's work in Joplin is viewed as one of his strongest assets; experts agree it showed Nixon as a strong leader and helped him boost his appeal to Outstate (rural) Missourians.

Gary Lewis, a distressed-assets expert who runs a financial website called scrantonisbroke.blogspot.com, wants the city to consider filing for bankruptcy, which would allow it to restructure its crippling debt and change its expensive labour contracts.

According to its brochure, the annual event brought together "33 leading investment, tax, privacy and asset protection experts from Europe, Asia and the Americas".

For people in the United States, having about a third of your stocks outside the country seems to be the rough consensus of the asset allocation experts I consulted this week.

Every infantry battalion should have the ExFOB, it has proven to be an extremely valuable asset!"Some experts have suggested that the military's use of alternative energy, including solar panels and biofuels, can help lower costs by increasing the scale of manufacturing, helping these technologies compete with conventional sources of energy.