Sentence examples for equities that could from inspiring English sources

For equities, that could be the Wilshire 5000 or the S.&P., for example.

Despite painfully low rates on "inappropriate", cash-based choices including savings and bonds, huge numbers of advisers are afraid to suggest equities that could be far better suited to long-term investors, according to a new study.

One intriguing option still open to Arsenal until Usmanov reaches his 25% would be to offer to buy back the 18% of small shareholders' equity that could proportionally increase the directors' hold on the club.

Loretta Cross of the accounting and consulting firm Grant Thornton, who evaluates the assets of energy companies in bankruptcy, noted that the company's proven oil and gas reserves alone were worth $220 billion at today's prices, and that assets and equity that could be readily sold added another $40 billion.

On Broadway, we're sitting on untapped equity that could power this type of policy -- if only we make it a priority.

This study aimed to develop and pilot an equity lens that could help researchers in developing a more equity-oriented approach toward priority setting and agenda setting in systematic reviews.

|  Reynolds and Reynolds is considering a private equity buyout that could be worth about $5 billion, according to Reuters.

If the new vehicle will buy home equity loans, that could help big consumer lenders like Wells Fargo and JPMorgan Chase.

It said it wanted to avoid issuing common equity because that could hurt the value of shares held by existing shareholders.

The two men drew up a plan to market his skills to a private-equity firm that could eventually put him in charge of an acquisition.

Jeb Bush, a front-runner to become the Republican Party's next presidential nominee, has used Britain to set up a private equity fund that could possibly allow it to avoid paying tax in America.