Sentence examples for consistent with investment from inspiring English sources

And personal trading should be consistent with investment recommendations, the rules say.

Mr. Liu said that in order to attract world-class investment advisers, the city would pay the manager "compensation consistent with investment managers in the private sector".

Their duties include designing plans, continually monitoring investment performance, making recommendations (usually during quarterly reviews), culling out underperforming funds and suggesting replacements consistent with investment objectives.

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Overall, this limited evidence together with our results are consistent with a investment in growth versus investment in reproduction trade-off, reflected both ways, that is selecting for increased growth indirectly selects for reduced fecundity, and selecting for increased fecundity indirectly selects for reduced growth.

Several leading institutional investors have recently called for a new approach to corporate governance that will restore a long-term perspective consistent with the investment horizon of the clients for whom they manage investments.

He has helped businesses obtain favorable decisions regarding the origin of their goods and automotive content rules consistent with their investment and operating interests.

In a statement it said: "Several months ago, the Trust took the decision to sell this stake as it was no longer consistent with our investment criteria, and that sale is now complete".

In a new report, Moody's said that Scotland's credit profile would 'almost certainly be consistent with an investment grade rating' if it broke away from the rest of the UK, but warned that it would face many risks.

Firms held by transient investors experience superior risk-adjusted performance in the subsequent quarter, whereas those held by dedicated investors experience superior risk-adjusted performance later in the year consistent with longer investment horizons.

He warned shareholders "we may make decisions and weigh tradeoffs differently than some companies" and urged them to make sure that a long-term approach "is consistent with your investment policy".