The phrase "assets which will be" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to assets that are expected to exist or be available in the future.
Example: "The company is evaluating its financial position and identifying assets which will be crucial for future investments."
Alternatives: "assets that are set to be" or "assets expected to be".
Starting in 2019, banks must hold risk-free capital worth at least 7 percent of their assets, which will be calculated according to a bank's level of risk.
The value of securities is linked, in (sometimes very) complex ways, to underlying material assets, which will be affected by natural hazards.
The assets, which will be held by a newly created company, Brookfield Infrastructure Partners, include 1.2 million acres of timberlands in Canada and the United States, as well as electrical transmission facilities in Canada, Brazil and Chile.
With so many associtations indicating their commercial property assets will increase, housing managers need to look at how they can maximise returns from those assets which will be unaffected by welfare.
And, if I could afford it, I would look to buy some of the most depressed assets, which will be vacant properties and undeveloped land because those are hit the hardest, and they're written down to 20 cents on the dollar today.
CEO and co-founder Hiroshi Mikitani announced a new '2020 Vision' for Rakuten earlier this year, which places emphasis on Viber, video-streaming service Viki (acquired for $200 million) and other assets which will be pushed to help monetize and grow its e-commerce presence on mobile.
A spokesperson for the Scottish energy minister, Fergus Ewing, said: "North Sea oil is a bonus, not the basis of an independent Scotland's economy, and is a fantastic asset which will be around for many decades to come.
A spokesman for the Scottish energy minister, Fergus Ewing, said: "North Sea oil is a bonus, not the basis, of an independent Scotland's economy, and is a fantastic asset which will be around for many decades to come.
What could be more helpful is to have some insights in how the cost-effectiveness vary by some equity determinants (for example covering Nouna villages or Nouna town, or design the intervention by groups of households' assets ownership) which will be the basis for policy making.
Even if the company conducts a capital-raising campaign, it's likely to continue to pursue asset sales, which will be a difficult process, Whittall added.
Miscellany Eric Mower & Associates acquired some fixed assets of Sawchuk Brown Associates, Albany, which will be absorbed into the Mower office in Albany.
