The phrase "assets results" is not correct in written English.
It seems to be a combination of two separate terms that do not form a coherent phrase.
Example: "The assets results from the financial analysis were surprising."
Alternatives: "asset performance" or "asset outcomes".
The FSCS said: "These investors may still have grounds for a successful claim against Keydata if it can be established that the firm caused them to suffer a financial loss, even though we have not at this stage been able to establish that the apparent loss of the underlying assets results in any liability on Keydata's part.
"Emails, telephone conversations, and internal presentations offer evidence that efforts to manipulate risk-weighted assets results to artificially lower the bank's capital requirements were both discussed and pursued by the bank's quantitative experts," the report said.
The vastness of the Athabasca oil sands and other assets results in Canada having a 13% share of global oil reserves, comprising the world's third-largest share after Venezuela and Saudi Arabia.
All that the so-called "risk arbitrageurs" risk is the blow to their egos on the rare occasions that their heavily leveraged bets on the current contest for stealing other people's assets results in slightly less than outrageous profits that they then use to sink another solid industrial ship.
The low productivity of assets results from a combination of government failures and imperfect or incomplete markets".
These assets resulted in roughly $2 million in annual revenue not bad for a young enterprise.
The digital assets resulting from the minidiscs were consolidated into the present item and the cassettes were deaccessioned.
In the division of assets resulting from the family brouhaha, Paul paid $111 million to his brother and other partners in 2001.
For the time being, there is no question that the complex task of reconciling such faraway operations with the cutting-edge but unprofitable assets resulting from Cable and Wireless's acquisition strategy is weighing on the company.
Verizon said it recorded gains in the latest quarter of $1.5 billion, or 54 cents a share, mostly from the sale of wireless assets, resulting in net income of $3.47 billion, or $1.27 a share.
The division of assets resulting from the silver debacle, coupled with the ensuing financial successes of the Hunt sisters' investments, left some bruised egos among two generations of Hunt men.
