Sentence examples for concentrated managers from inspiring English sources

David Cameron, Britain's prime minister, has suggested giving shareholders a binding vote on pay.The rise of institutional investors (notably mutual funds) has changed the old equation whereby dispersed shareholders confronted concentrated managers.

I think that the concentrated management and diffuse ownership of public corporations has left a relatively small numbers of corporate managers with insufficiently checked control over trillions of other people's property.

Yet Skybridge's main fund, which profited from a concentrated bet on managers investing in beaten-down mortgages, returned 20.2 percent last year net of fees, handily outperforming the S.& P. But over a 10-year stretch, the fund has slightly underperformed the index.

It is probably easier to motivate those with concentrated shareholdings to monitor managers than those who hold small amounts of shares.

I concentrated and concentrated.

The solar collector in many ways is similar to the inside of a rocket nozzle that has to withstand thousands of degrees of heat, said Rick Howerton, Rocketdyne's program manager for concentrated solar power who previously worked on the space station program.

Combine the two and -- bingo -- you start another trend, funds in which two or more star managers run a concentrated portfolio.

He labeled the actions of the "family" as "the most concentrated wrath of the small managers of the caucus and of certain outside high-priests who manage[d] them".

If you are a fund manager with a concentrated buy-and-hold position of well-screened stocks and you would like to incrementally improve the appeal of your strategies - this is for you.

The relationship is insignificant for the former, but positive and significant for the latter, suggesting that increased trade is associated with having more women managers in the more concentrated industries.

In a nutshell, Goldman Sachs is seeking to replace a host of high-priced hedge fund managers that invest in concentrated portfolios of commonly-held stocks by a low-cost ETF accessible to all investors.