"assets concerned" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it when referring to a particular set of assets that are relevant to a situation. For example, "We evaluated the assets concerned and determined that they were worth investing in."
The return from the long-short strategy was also higher than the return achieved by simply buying and holding the assets concerned.
Although a restructuring deal announced last month should ensure that Nakheel's bondholders will be paid back on schedule, the affair has highlighted some worries surrounding Islamic finance.One issue is enforceability: many Islamic-bond contracts are governed by English law but any assets concerned are likely to be in another jurisdiction.
The tax only applies if the value of the assets concerned is above 800,000 euros (£635,000).
NOVEMBER at least went out with a bang, as far as risky assets are concerned, with the Dow Jones Industrial Average rising nearly 500 points.
Their confidentiality is closely guarded, in order to preserve developers' trade secrets, but where the sale of public assets is concerned, there is increasing pressure for the books to be opened.
"This is particularly the case if you aren't married to your partner, if you and your partner have children from previous relationships, if you are looking to split properties, if you own a business, have overseas assets, or are concerned about inheritance tax".
Now it could become the asset for those concerned that the government money spent to save that world will end up hurting it down the road.
JUST shy of six months ago, this Asian embodiment of Buttonwood made the cheerful prediction that for the next year or four Japan's stockmarket would be the world's last best place to prosper, as far as asset markets were concerned.
As far as the asset ownership is concerned, on average, they have 2.79 quxi6 of land and 3.01 units of livestock measured by tropical livestock units (TLUs).
But consistency and predictability have never been prime public assets where royalty is concerned.
Some Fed officials are concerned that asset prices for farmland, junk bonds and other risky assets are being pushed to unsustainable levels.
