Sentence examples for assets and performance from inspiring English sources

SÃO PAULO, Brazil — Investment benchmarks are meant to be stable, authoritative guideposts for sizing up assets and performance.

Last month, Man told The City it was on course to make comfortably more than 550 million pounds in full year pre-tax profits, boosted by strong sales and a healthy increase in managed assets and performance fees.

A 20-year veteran of debt analysis, Mr. Reynolds said bonds were much more volatile today because companies had been borrowing buckets of money based on projections, instead of actual assets and performance.

Both funds of funds and the funds they invest in charge management fees (1% to 3% of assets) and performance fees (for hedge funds, a fifth or more of profits).

Financial Asset Management, Mr. Rader and Ms. Kennedy "acceded to extraordinary requests," the agency said, that made it possible for Mr. Berger to send fictitious audit confirmations to auditors and mislead the fund's administrator and investors about its assets and performance.

The carnage is the worst in the industry's history, surpassing the jolts in 1998, 2002 and 2005, according to Chicago's Hedge Fund Research, which has tracked fund assets and performance since 1990.

The aim of this article is to examine the relationship between Technological Knowledge Assets (TKAs) and performance, in the light of making the 'innovative choice' that involves short-term costs of acquiring or generating the assets but aims at longer term benefits through innovation.

In a world where investors are increasingly responsible for managing their retirement assets, intermediaries can give advice on asset allocation and performance.

GWCL owns the physical assets and is also responsible for asset development and performance monitoring of the Operator whilst the day to day operations (Abstraction of raw water, production, distribution, maintenance and customer services) of water systems and personnel management in a service area are catered for by AVRL.

Mr. Marks, whose investment missives are widely followed on Wall Street, has often lamented the tradeoff that fund managers make between gathering assets and maintaining performance.

Hedge funds typically offer top traders a management fee of up to 2percentt of assets and a "performance fee," generally a 20percentt cut of profits, to operate a fund.