Sentence examples for assumed asset from inspiring English sources

As recently as 1987 more people had a defined-benefit pension plan, in which employers assumed asset risk, or relied primarily on Social Security for their retirement income.A revolution in retirement saving occurred in the 1980s and 1990s; it shifted the onus of saving and investing for retirement onto individuals.

In a devastating analysis of Greece's debt burden published in July, the IMF said it was realistic to assume asset sales would be worth no more than €500m a year – meaning it could take 100 years to raise €50bn.

If Guy and his team can beat their benchmark by 20 percentage points, the fund clears $40 million, assuming assets of $1 billion.

Liquidity was simply assumed, enabling assets to be placed in the bank's trading book, where they attracted a lower capital charge.

On 1 August 1953, the Diet of Japan passed the, forming a new state-owned Japan Air Lines on 1 October, which assumed all assets and liabilities of its private predecessor.

They also tend to assume that asset prices, particularly of houses, will rise.

Debt levels, both corporate and personal, are rising fast; they seem tolerable only if one assumes that asset prices stay very high.

In theory, a defined-benefit plan should offer more security, because your employer assumes the asset risk by promising you a particular retirement income.

For the sake of argument, let's assume that asset generates $100,000 in annual income.

Assuming that asset returns, the stochastic discount factor and the exchange rate are jointly log-normally distributed, Eq. (2) can be linearized.

This is summarized in the following proposition: Assume an asset j with a pre-tax payoff (X_{j}), and with an after-tax payoff (X_{j}^tau) with positive prices.