Sentence examples for expected assets from inspiring English sources

Bruce R. Thompson, the company's chief financial officer, said he expected assets to keep shrinking in the coming months, as some loans come due and are not renewed and the company's Canadian credit card business is sold in the fourth quarter.

The average annual impacts are depicted in the expected assets curve (black line) representing Total Community Assets under the high severity storms Protect strategy (Fig. 5b).

This financial projection is based on sales volume at the levels described in the revenue section and presents, to the best of management's knowledge and belief, the company's expected assets, liabilities, capital, revenues, and expenses.

Create your own business plan 8.2 Important Assumptions Nature and Limitation of Projections This financial projection is based on sales volume at the levels described in the sales forecast section and presents, to the best of management's knowledge, the company's expected assets, liabilities, capital, and revenues and expenses.

While Clinton's foreign policy experience is divisive among some Republicans who use it to question her record, it is proving to be a stronger than expected asset during an election so far dominated by issues of national security.

About half of the 19 officials who participate in meetings of the Fed's policy-making committee indicated before the committee's most recent meeting last month that they expected asset purchases to end later this year, while the rest — including Mr. Bernanke — saw a need for purchases into 2014.

More directly, liquidity risk and expected asset returns were considered by Acharya and Pedersen in 2005 [9], who used a capital asset pricing model to understand how liquidity may affect asset prices.

In the metropolitan segments, the live birth ratio of DS mostly lies within 20% of the expected rate with only two outliers, one of which was 40% lower than expected (Asset Rich, Income Rich).

It would force British consumers to stop expecting asset price bubbles and – with cheap rents – free up a bigger chunk of wages to be spent on something productive.

3) We expect asset sales over the next 18 months, which combined with improved working capital management should lead to de-leveraging and free cash flow coverage of the dividend.

Until then, we would expect asset price appreciation in China to continue,” Morgan Stanley concluded.