Sentence examples for endowment split from inspiring English sources

Huge amounts of wealth have been transferred from normal people to corporate elites and wheeler-dealers through the pensions mis-selling, mortgage endowment, split trusts, protection payment insurance and other scandals.

As for education, Manchin created a "Bucks for Brains" program in 2008 with a $50 million research endowment split between Marshall University and the University of West Virginia.

Alternatively, the combined wealth may be used to describe the situation where a single trader takes long and short positions with two external counterparties and hedges them independently using his initial endowment x split into x1 and x2.

) The surplus was turned into endowment funds split between Canada Olympic Park ($110 million) and CODA, which was reformed following the Games to manage the Olympic facilities with a trust fund that had subsequently grown to be worth over $200 million by 2013.

In addition, it is assumed that after the cash flows p and −p have already been netted, so they are no longer relevant, the initial endowment x is split into arbitrary amounts x1 and x2 meaning that x=x1+x2.

Pension mis-selling, endowment mortgage mis-selling, split-capital investment trusts, and there's plenty more where that lot came from.

The investor decides whether to split a $10 endowment evenly with their trustee counterpart ($5 each) or to "trust" the trustee.

Cambridge as a whole had an endowment in 2007 of £4.1 billion, split unevenly between its roughly 30 colleges.

Let x=x1+x2 be an arbitrary split of the hedger's endowment.

He insisted that money raised in the $100 million fund-raising campaign for the Target wing, which opened in 2006, be split 50-50 betheen the building and the acquisitions endowment.

This inequality in resource endowment becomes visible in CO2 emissions of the interwar-period, when the two regions split into separate countries.