The phrase "assets under control" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, management, or organizational oversight, indicating that certain assets are being managed or monitored.
Example: "The company reported that it has successfully increased its assets under control, leading to improved financial stability."
Alternatives: "managed assets" or "controlled assets".
Merrill had a huge retail-brokerage network, with about $272 billionn of assets under control, most of it American mutual-fund money.
However, campaigners argue the revised law leaves the nation perilously exposed to any deterioration in the value of assets under control of Landsbanki liquidators as well as to fluctuations in currency exchange rates.
I also find that weakly governed firms with aggressive income increasing RAM and high levels of cash tend to spend more on future investments, suggesting an effort to reduce accumulated cash and increase real assets under control.
Pretty soon, if not already, major banks are/will be assessing their clients not just based on assets under control, but on social indicators, and online reputation.
Mr. Ramli noted that the agency, known as IBRA, had sold off only 20percentt of the assets under its control.
Annuity Insurance Company, of Texas, had more than $10 billion of its assets under Fed control, the new records show.
As of Sept. 30, First Republic had $19 billion in total assets, $16 billion in deposits, and $15 billion in wealth management assets under its control.
Exponent, the private equity company that acquired BBC Worldwide's magazines for £121m in August, has created Immediate Media Co to house the combined publishing and media assets under its control.
In 2009, as others retrenched, BlackRock snapped up Barclays' asset-management business, boosting the assets under its control to more than $3 trillion.It looks set to grow further.
Twenty years later, there were about a hundred and forty such funds; today, there are around three thousand, and the assets under their control amount to almost a trillion dollars.
Mr. Einhorn said that Washington was seeking to block access by members of the blacklist to property or assets under the control of a United States citizen or bank.
