The phrase "assets lower" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a decrease in the value or quantity of assets, but it needs additional context to be meaningful.
Example: "The company's financial report indicated that assets lower than expected could impact future investments."
Alternatives: "decreased assets" or "reduced assets".
Social enterprises and co-operatives are now outperforming traditional businesses; alternative banks have had better returns on assets, lower volatility and higher growth, and a growing proportion of start-ups are socially-driven.
Groups that report total assets lower than $250,000 and an income of less than $50,000 can pay a $400 fee and fill out a three-page form to automatically be eligible to receive tax-deductible donations.
Picking safe assets lowers returns.
Removing the unwanted assets lowers by $600 million the overall value put on the assets G.M. will acquire, to about $1.7 billion.
Furthermore, it has pushed investors into risky assets, lowered corporate and mortgage-related borrowing costs, and thus boosted confidence.
After all, swapping pristine government bonds for dodgier assets lowers the quality of the Fed's balance sheet and $200 billion represents around a quarter of the Fed's asset base.
Mrs. Helmsley agreed to sell Helmsley-Spear to the two men, ending a lawsuit they had brought against her, charging that she had tried to strip the company of assets, lowering its potential value to them if they exercised purchase rights after Mr. Helmsley's death.
As households replaced these with assets yielding lower returns, their interest income fell.
Some merger-minded utilities are shedding assets to lower their exposure to such rules.
Banks with more than $10 billion in assets have lower concentrations of construction loans now than they did at the end of 1989.
At Morgan Stanley, that "return on assets" is lower than at peers, as it was before the financial crisis.
