The phrase "aum of" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be a misspelling or misinterpretation of a phrase, and without context, it is unclear what it is intended to convey.
Example: "The aum of the discussion was unclear."
Alternatives: "the essence of" or "the core of".
Perhaps surprisingly, the average activist short seller classified as a fund has a median AUM of $1.1 billion.
The asymmetric response of the AUM of CEF managers to fluctuations in investor demand for CEF shares is fundamentally different from the situation in the OEF industry.
For example, the PRI's coordinated engagement on managing risks in hydraulic fracturing, includes 41 institutional investors with a total AUM of $5.1tn.
That said, just this morning Janus Capital and U.K.-based Hender Group announced a "mergers of equals" transaction, featuring co-CEOs, an evenly split board and a U.K. headquarters address, that is expected to result in combined AUM of just over $320 million.
There are about 13,000 with AUM of $1.7 trillion that can be considered wealth managers – firms doing planning and investing on behalf of high net worth and mass affluent clients.
At over a quarter of global managed assets, investments in accordance with environmental, social and governance (ESG) principles have 100 times the AUM of the impact investing market and are growing 17% per year.
They have cut out some of the strict ascetic practices of Aum and most of the crazy dogma, such as the part about egging on the apocalypse.
Mean concentrations of uranium downstream of AUM sites were typical of background concentrations of uranium (~3 8 mg/kg) and were comparable to concentrations measured in samples taken in this area in the late 1970's through the National Uranium Resource Evaluation NUREE) [ 36, 37].
Mr. Natsumeda said his company had not contracted directly with Aum for either of the two software programs and that there were four or five levels of subcontracting between the main contractor it had hired and the Aum companies.
[Ydstie] How do you deal with fringe cults that might be a danger to individuals who join them or to society, the David Koresh's of the world, or the Aum Shinrikyos of the world, the Japanese cult that attacked the Tokyo subway with lethal gas.
Black-on-white signs posted at dozens of rural street corners carry blunt messages: "Aum, destroyer of the environment, doesn't fit with Mt. Fuji!" "Aum cars are the only ones causing accidents.
