Sentence examples for collecting management from inspiring English sources

If they violate the rule, they face a two-year ban on managing Indiana's pension money -- or at least, on collecting management fees and a percentage of the profits they earn for the funds, which certainly takes all the fun out of it for firms.

It is currently raising $100 million to buy, sell and breed horses, and it will operate like a hedge fund, collecting management and performance fees.

Ocko had thought about joining a fund, but hadn't found a firm where the focus was more on building a company versus collecting management fees.

Moreover, buying something (anything!) prolongs the fund's life, and thus the period during which the private-equity firm that manages it gets to collect management fees of as much as 2% a year.Some investors saw Terra Firma's eleventh-hour investments in 2012 as a desperate bet.

They collect management fees (a percentage of their managed funds) and carried interest (a proportion of the investment return) from their investors.

Mr. Sapio, as chief executive of Mutual Capital, continues to collect management fees from the Vice Fund.

During the three-phase construction period, the developer collects management fees and rents, but profits are capped at 10 and 12 percent by the Connecticut Housing Finance Authority and HUD, respectively.

But Janus secretly cut deals with some hedge funds to allow such trading in order to increase the assets on which it could collect management fees.

It also has been a fundamental selling point of I.E.A.H.'s plans to raise $100 million for an equine hedge fund, from which the company would collect management and performance fees.

But recently, said George Arnold of Knightsbridge Advisers, a venture capital fund of funds, some firms have offered to start with low carried interest and increase it only if they achieve certain results, or collect management fees only on invested capital, not committed capital.

The hotel operators collect management fees, typically 3% to 5% of the revenue, plus franchise fees, which can run another 5% to 11%.