The phrase "assets group" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, accounting, or asset management to refer to a collection or category of assets.
Example: "The assets group includes all the properties, equipment, and investments owned by the company."
Alternatives: "asset category" or "asset portfolio".
The fund came under the purview of the complex assets group.
The suit indicates that Mr. Briskman was reassigned from his duties overseeing the complex assets group.
The Marshals Service spokeswoman, Lynzey Donahue, would not say how much of the more than $2 billion in seized and forfeited assets managed by the agency was handled by the complex assets group.
Hundreds of millions of dollars of complex financial instruments — securities, interests in partnerships, limited liability corporations, other businesses and real estate — now fall under the purview of its complex assets group.
The Special Assets group offers non-performing loans workout.The company was founded in 1906 and is headquartered in Bangkok, Thailand.
Katz, the lawsuit makes clear, had the greatest responsibility for the finances of his and Wilpon's empire, an array of assets grouped under the corporate name Sterling Equities.
Some have called this Indigenous economic asset group the "sleeping giant".
Even though the economy is struggling, Chad Leat, chairman of the alternative asset group at Citigroup, said few companies had tapped credit lines.
Even though the economy is struggling, Chad Leat, chairman of the alternative asset group at Citigroup, told The Times few companies had tapped credit lines.
In the past Harvard has disclosed the gains of every asset group, but it is a sign of the growing competition in the market that it no longer gives those numbers.
Bubbles occur when excess money flows into an asset or asset group causing its price to rise beyond a reasonable level.
