Sentence examples for fresh assets from inspiring English sources
In a global digital era, policy makers should instead consider which nonexamined skills might be more valuable, and whether students from nonelite backgrounds might bring fresh assets to the leadership cohort.
But on Thursday, both institutional and retail prime funds collected fresh assets — $2.4 billion from retail investors and $1.5 billion from institutional investors, according to data from iMoneyNet, a research firm that monitors money fund flows.
At Apollo Black has helped attract more than $50 billion in fresh assets since June 2013, which the company put into some high-profile buyouts.
Instead, excess liquidity and fresh asset bubbles could emerge in the world's financial and housing markets, impeding, if not torpedoing, growth.
The government is also lining up a fresh batch of asset sales.
That did not stop stockmarkets from slumping the day after the Fed's statement perhaps because investors had hoped the central bank would go further and commit itself to a fresh round of asset purchases, or perhaps because they were unnerved by the Fed's more cautious tone on the economy.
Here is Michael Hewson of CMC Markets UK on the Fed Today's main event is the much anticipated meeting of the FOMC where it is widely expected that the Fed will look to embark on a fresh round of asset purchases, or stimulus measures to boost the US economy, in the wake of last week's disappointing non-farm payrolls data.
Key members of the five-man Board are quietly mulling a fresh burst of asset purchases, if necessary by pushing the Fed's balance sheet from $2.4 trillion £1.6 trillionn) to uncharted levels of $5 trillion.
And banks and asset managers are already scrambling to tap this fresh source of investable assets and account management fees.
These common assets include fresh water, the internet, green spaces in our cities and the storehouse of knowledge we inherit from previous generations.
Mr Cameron last night also offered Egypt fresh help to unfreeze assets stolen by the former regime of Hosni Mubarak, by sending a British Task force to Cairo and assist in the unravelling of European Union regulations.
