Sentence examples for fund composed of from inspiring English sources

There's the HealthShares Emerging Cancer fund, composed of smaller biotech or pharmaceutical companies working on cancer treatments, or the PowerShares WilderHill Clean Energy fund.

Alexander also announced the creation of a new fund composed of money from existing budgets but newly targeted at galvanising economic growth in local areas.

It even considers currencies so that one can compare, say, an American technology stock with a Korean mutual fund composed of bonds.

We are not — *not* — your typical fund composed of a bunch of stiff white guys sitting around a board table.

Launched one of country's first REITs last year, the CPN Growth Fund, composed of its retail properties.

Likewise, you could theoretically create your own international ETF fund composed of 40% in Turkey, 35% in Malaysia, 15% in Sweden and 10% in Belgium, but that would look a bit strange too.

At the same time, you already can buy two closed-end funds composed of a predominance of eligible preferreds: Preferred Income Opportunity Fund (12, PFO) and Preferred Income Fund (16, PFD).

By law, Social Security has three streams of income: Federal Insurance Contributions Act (FICA) contributions, interest on the trust funds (composed of the surplus of revenues over outlays) lent to the U.S. Treasury and used for other governmental activities (such as the Iraq and Afghanistan wars) and income tax on a portion of Social Security benefits received by high earners.

Treatment is funded by contracted companies or medical aid funds (composed of pooled monthly contributions from members) which substantially cover co-morbid conditions including those not related to HIV.

For one-stop global shopping, the Vanguard Total International Stock Index fund is composed of three regional funds -- Vanguard's European Stock Index fund, at 60percentt of assets; Pacific Stock Index fund, 30percentt; and Emerging Markets Stock Index fund, 10percentt.

Existing funds are composed of managing partners with little to no practical experience or academic or technical credentials who walk around town selling larger-than-life versions of themselves and the teams of trigger-happy entrepreneurs they've funded.