Sentence examples for cutting assets from inspiring English sources
British lenders are struggling to bolster capital to asset ratios; one way to do this is by cutting assets, including loans.
Investors pulled some 11 trillion yen $95 billionn) out of investment trusts in Japan in the final three months of 2001, cutting assets under management in the trusts by more than half, because of the Enron losses and the light they shed on risk practices in the industry.
Investors will redeem shares — cutting assets — and returns won't be the double-digit growth to which we've become accustomed; they'll be negative.
Yellen, who has just stepped into the Fed's top job, emphasised continuity in the central bank's policy strategy of cutting asset purchases by $10 billion a month, saying she strongly supports the approach of her predecessor, Ben Bernanke.
By cutting into assets, this will have the effect of reducing management fees if the fund fails to grow at an equal or greater rate.
The regulation will also force Europe's financial institutions to comply with more rigorous accountancy standards known as Basel III, which include holding more funds in reserves and cutting riskier assets from firms' balance sheets.
Société Générale said its corporate and investment banking unit had completed a loan-disposal plan begun in June 2011, having sold or amortized 16 billion euros worth of assets and cutting the units legacy assets by about two-thirds.
Cap Gemini is cutting jobs, shedding assets and eliminating management to reverse three years of losses.
UBS, Switzerland's biggest bank, is cutting risk-weighted assets at its investment bank by almost half over the next five years and is pulling out of several business lines.
It has sold more than $40 billion of assets, cutting its size by a third, as it continues to fight (and mainly lose) lawsuits and appeals.
Network Associates, a maker of antivirus computer software, had a third-quarter profit after cutting costs, selling assets and completing the purchase of McAfee.com.com
