The phrase "asset issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing problems or concerns related to assets, such as financial, physical, or intellectual property.
Example: "The company is currently facing several asset issues that need to be addressed before the audit."
Alternatives: "asset concerns" or "asset challenges".
The stranded-asset issue is perhaps the largest geopolitical challenge of all time.
Emirates NBD, the U.A.E.'s biggest lender by assets, issued the region's first "Dim Sum" bond last year.
A coalition of institutional investors representing over $1.1 trillion in assets, issued a report this month demanding a "rethink of core business assumptions".
He said the bank might be forced to sell assets, issue equity or cut its dividend to shore up precariously low capital levels.
In turn the IMA, whose members manage £4.5tn of assets, issued an "amber top" alert over pay – its second most serious level of rebuke on corporate governance.
The capital washing from economies with surplus savings was less than a quarter of the AAA assets issued in America in that period perhaps not enough to fully explain low bond yields.
Another way of looking at this is to examine the declining share of American "safe assets" issued by the public sector, as measured by Gary Gorton and Andrew Metrick:Pension funds and individual investors could end up becoming very large buyers of government fixed-income as they gradually undo the mistakes they made in the 1990s, irrespective of whether the economy is weak or strong.
To buy time, Miller orchestrated a massive restructuring–selling assets, issuing stock and refinancing bank debt.
Sullivan claims that "the classification of these [excess line connection] costs as an asset does not contradict the definition of assets" issued by the Financial Accounting Standards Board.
