The phrase "asset in each" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to an asset that is present in each instance or example, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "We need to evaluate the asset in each department to determine overall performance."
Alternatives: "resource in every" or "item in each".
It shows what happens to your assets in each state if you die without a will.
Weighting its assets in each category and using those benchmarks, Harvard underperformed its policy portfolio by 2.1percentt.
But they also had huge gains in assets, in each case peaking at about 10 times their asset levels at the beginning of the year.
It also hews to a policy of investing the same proportion of assets in each industry as a portfolio's benchmark.
Of two credits rated B, one could be a healthy company; the other could be close to default.The temptation, when manufacturing a structured security, has been to stuff cheaper (and riskier) assets in each rating class into the portfolio.
The S.E.C. is also proposing that before an issuer or sponsor can create a shelf offering, its chief executive must certify that the quality of the assets in each pool is as advertised.
"Now that the Fed has another central bank joining them, watch out!" said Joseph Carson, director of global economic research at AllianceBernstein. "What happens when they all run out of assets to buy?" He noted that the Bank of Japan said it would buy about $600 billion of bonds and other assets in each of the next two years — roughly doubling the size of its balance sheet.
To make its recent forays into such new areas as pulp, liquefied natural gas, crude oil and coal trading, Enron acquired new assets in each new business.Yet, as these markets mature and gain liquidity, the company intends to shed most of its costly and risky asset base and concentrate on the more lucrative business of trading.
Integrated Management's job was to calculate the value of all the assets in each company's pension fund on the day it was terminated in bankruptcy; those values can affect the amounts retirees receive, because of the way the insurance program's rules work for distributing funds equitably.
