Sentence examples for asset to start from inspiring English sources

"This is a big asset to start with," said Samuel A. Lieber, the chief executive of Alpine U.S. Real Estate Equity Fund, a longtime Vornado investor.

Under it, investors pretend to dispose of an asset to start the clock on a tax break applied to long-term holdings.

The Cocoa Abrabopa Association (Twi for "Cocoa for a better life") is a microfinancial institution which allows youth with limited assets to start up a farming enterprise.

They had fewer assets to start with, and were easy targets for predatory subprime lenders who led them deeper into debt.

The party wound itself up the next year, and Temple and her supporters used its remaining assets to start an organisation called Democratic Left, which McLennan refused to join, throwing in his lot with the Communist party of Scotland instead.

In Bankruptcy Court filings, Mirman said he expected bidding for Freedom's assets to start at about $40 million, but it's not clear if any of the bids come close to that figure.

Hulu borrowed just enough core assets to get started, but not enough so that the business model and culture of the parent companies constrained it too much.

Details have only seeped out since a high-level party financial-system conference in January, but the fund is likely to have upward of $200 billion of assets to get started with and to add a further $200 billion over its first couple of years.

"It's time for asset managers to start paying their fair share of taxes.

REUTERS Japanese Pension Fund to Invest in Alternatives  |  The Teachers Mutual Aid Co-operative Society off Japan, with about $7.6 billion in assets, plans to start investing in hedge funds and real estate investment trusts, in an effort to diversify, Bloomberg News reports.

Most recently, Jeffrey B. Larson, who was paid $17.4 million last year for managing a portion of Harvard's assets, resigned to start his own money management firm, with a $500 million investment from the university.