Sentence examples for continuing outflow from inspiring English sources
Aberdeen Asset Management climbed 26.2p to 416.5p as it said it planned to cut costs as subdued conditions in emerging markets meant a continuing outflow of funds.
The chief symptom of the failure to do that, of course, is the continuing outflow of migrants.The biggest pressure on emigration, in turn, is the crisis in the countryside.
The report said there was a "continuing outflow" of money from the company.
According to EPFR, a provider of fund flow data, American and emerging market equity funds experienced continued outflows in the first week of June, with investors redeeming $7.74 billion from equity funds and putting $5.98 billion into less-risky bond funds — a 47-week high.
Organization continued as outflow became better defined, and the system developed into Tropical Depression Six later that day.
Standard Deduction » Client Outflows Continue at Man Group | The Man Group, the world's largest publicly traded hedge fund, beat analysts' estimates on its first-half earnings on Friday, despite continued client outflows.
LONDON – The Man Group, the world's largest publicly traded hedge fund, beat analysts' estimates on its first-half earnings on Friday, despite continued client outflows.
"Against a turbulent market and economic background, Man's funds under management have declined in the period principally as a result of continued net outflows and the deleveraging of our guaranteed products," Man Group's chief executive, Peter Clarke, said in a statement.
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Even if there has been no rush by businesses to move there from other parts of the city or the suburbs, he said, neither has the outflow continued.
The first half working capital outflow continues to unwind such that we expect a full year working capital inflow with cash conversion expected to be over 100%.
