The phrase "asset found" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or data management when indicating that a specific asset has been located or identified.
Example: "After a thorough search of the records, we can confirm that the asset found is valued at over a million dollars."
Alternatives: "asset located" or "asset identified".
And, although owners of an increasingly valuable asset find it easy to borrow from banks, tenant farmers still find credit hard to come by.
Mirae Asset finds investing in Asian consumers a great way to beat the market.
Third Point, which manages about $7.9 billion in assets, found little to be more hopeful about Europe.
A 2007 U.S. Trust survey of people with $5 million in investable assets found that only 20percentt of their wealth was inherited.
These assets, found in bank accounts, with employers or in other places, are typically turned over to the Treasury after three years.
It also would amount to almost half of the $127 billion in good will and other intangible assets found on AOL's books.
John Collins, a spokesman for the institute, said a recent check of fund companies controlling nearly 90percentt of the industry's assets found that 20percentt of the boards had chairmen or lead directors who were independent.
Mr. Dart's lawyers asserted in court documents that Yukos shares and assets found their way into exotic havens like Cyprus, Ireland, the Isle of Man and the South Pacific Island of Niue -- beyond the reach of everyone but Mr. Khodorkovsky.
The British government said last month that it would start an urgent review about whether to split up R.B.S. to separate the bad assets found mainly within Ulster Bank and its commercial real estate unit.
It says that assets were sold without public notice or competitive bidding, and that Mr. Briskman assessed the value of certain assets, found buyers through his "business contacts," and kept a secret bank account to which government auditors had no access.
