Sentence examples for concentration of assets from inspiring English sources
Significantly, this disparity results from the concentration of assets in the upper brackets.
There has been an increasing concentration of assets in the hands of mutual funds, pension funds and insurance companies.
Realigning a portfolio periodically is wise, all five experts said, because strong performance in one area could lead to an ill-advised concentration of assets.
And on the other hand, they're forcing the small banks out of business, increasing the concentration of assets in the big banks.
Another buy is Home Properties HMEE, 47), which has a concentration of assets in and around the nation's capital and additional buildings in mid-Atlantic and Northeast markets.
But once he is gone from the bank, such a giant concentration of assets could be somewhat of an albatross for Paulson, who, at 60, is surely considering the tax consequences of diversifying his fortune.
Also, according to the study, to be eligible the populations in those polygons needed to be settled in marginalized urban areas with concentrations of asset poverty greater than 50%%, located in cities of 15,000 inhabitants or more, with a deficit of infrastructure and urban services, and with at least 80%% of the lots having no active conflict over property rights.
This implies, first, reversing the currently extraordinary high concentration of capital assets by giving the middle classes fiscal and other incentives to invest and own assets and, second, equalizing access to high-quality education that is increasingly monopolized by the rich".
A higher concentration of banking assets is not necessarily a problem.
"It is not the location of a bank's brass plate in Scotland, but rather the concentration of economic assets in the rest of the UK that matters to British financial stability," Topping said.
The increasing cost, riskiness and difficulty of finding giant oil fields in ever more remote corners of the world makes a good case for the concentration of upstream assets.
