The phrase "assets of the three" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the resources or properties belonging to three specific entities or individuals.
Example: "The financial report detailed the assets of the three companies involved in the merger."
Alternatives: "resources of the three" or "holdings of the three".
The F.D.I.C. said the TD Bank Financial Group's TD Bank division acquired the operations, deposits and nearly all the assets of the three Florida banks.
Income from continuing operations was 67 cents a share, excluding a one-time merger-and-integration expense and a charge for restructuring and consolidating the assets of the Three Rivers Funding Corporation.
When comparing the return on assets of the three most sharia-compliant economies, for example, we found that they were strongly uncorrelated with, weakly uncorrelated with and weakly correlated with the Dow Jones Industrial Average over the past five years.
The assets of the three banks taken under the control of the FME totaled 14.437 trillion krónur at the end of the second quarter 2008, equal to more than 11 times of the Icelandic GDP, and hence there was no possibility for the Icelandic Central Bank to step in as a lender of last resort when they were hit by financial troubles and started to account asset losses.
The new entity will not, however, have the combined assets of the two organizations.
The assets of the five companies, Asahi Mutual Life, Meiji Life, Mitsui Mutual Life, Sumitomo Life and Yasuda Mutual Life, are dwindling dangerously as the stock market weakens, S.&.P said.
The assets of the two companies complement each other, so back-office operations could be efficiently consolidated.
In 1995, the assets of the six largest banks totaled 17 percent of the nation's gross domestic product.
Crimean authorities then seized the assets of the two largest ones, leaving depositors worried about getting their money out.
In Russia the number of billionaire oligarchs has halved, according to Finans magazine, and the assets of the ten richest tycoons have lost two-thirds of their value.
Exclude "useful" loans to the real economy, and over the past year the remaining underlying risk-adjusted assets of the nine biggest investment banks worldwide have been broadly flat.
