An overvalued asset leveraged unsustainable paper value to buy huge tangible revenues.
"The combination will give customers more choice as they seek to maximize the value of existing IT assets, leveraging their business logic and data along with next-generation technologies to innovate in new ways with the lowest possible risk".
Such innovative policies and practices can embrace older adults' health, knowledge and capabilities as valued assets, leveraging the full extent of 21st century longevity.
NEW YORK TIMES Bringing Bank Regulation to the Masses | "The Bankers' New Clothes" tries to make topics like risk-weighted assets, leverage ratio and return on equity appealing to ordinary people.
It invests in financing assets, leverages with debt and manages the associated risks with the objective of generating consistently strong returns on equity.
Latent propensity is explained by a set of control variables, Cash Flow ratio of cash flow to total lagged assets, Leverage ratio of total debt to total assets, Growth percentage increase in sales, (IndOrdLoss_{it}) ratio of firms reporting ordinary losses to total firms in year t and the same industry as firm i.
A further asset of leveraging metagenomics for TRN analysis is the ability to identify regulatory targets in uncultured organisms and mobile genetic elements that may be underrepresented in genomic data.
It was not a company that built value over decades, accumulating assets and leveraging wealth.
The state could consider selling some of its assets, or leveraging its piece of the tobacco settlement -- several hundred millions of dollars -- through bond sales, as New York City and other states have done.
It is delusional to believe that sponsoring these terrorists, directly or through their newborn ideological siblings, can ever be an asset or leverage to achieve even short-term political objectives.
