The phrase "avoid fund" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to suggest refraining from using a particular fund or financial resource, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "To ensure financial stability, we should avoid fund mismanagement in our projects."
Alternatives: "steer clear of funding" or "refrain from using funds".
Other candidates have several ways to avoid fund-raising limits.
Gregory Newton, president of Managed Account Reports, which monitors hedge fund performance, said that despite those problems, people should not necessarily avoid funds of funds.
Funds of funds variously claim to offer investors valuable diversification, access to exclusive top-ranked hedge funds and due-diligence services that help investors avoid funds that are fraudulent or just poorly run.
According to a recent survey by the data provider Preqin, 37 percent of buyout investors who had previously invested in large funds said that they would now avoid funds with more than $4.5 billion.
As the film slate failed expectations, said Aramid's complaint, Sony rebuffed Citibank's attempt to avoid funding new movies, though Aramid argued that new films might provide major hits that would boost the entire slate.
The opposition says the hospital is "stretched to breaking point" and called on the NSW government to follow Labor's lead and stop making excuses to avoid funding the $4m planning stage.
One is to avoid funds with large unrealized gains on the balance sheet.
If you're investing in a region, avoid funds that just buy up multinationals based in that region that don't derive most of their revenue there.
'I'd encourage them to avoid funding studies like shrimps on a treadmill—I hope we never see anything like that again or alcoholism among prostitutes in Thailand.' ".
Both the Vanguard Index 500 Fund and the Rydex Dynamic S&P 500 Fund have R-squareds of 1. Now, unless you are buying a cheap index fund, you want to avoid funds that have very high R-squareds.
