Sentence examples for fund engaged from inspiring English sources
But the hedge fund engaged in a public battle with CNet Networks to replace its board in 2008.
The activist hedge fund Engaged Capital has pushed for the restaurant chain Del Frisco's to sell itself.
The settlement, approved by Judge Harold Baer of United States District Court for the Southern District of New York, settles accusations that Michael Schonberg, the former manager of the Dreyfus Premier Aggressive Growth Fund and the Dreyfus Aggressive Growth Fund, engaged in front-running, which is prohibited because it creates a potential conflict of interest.
Bank of America, accused by the New York attorney general, Eliot Spitzer, of letting a hedge fund engage in improper mutual fund trading, said yesterday that it planned to reimburse investors who lost money from the transactions.
The Students' Green Fund engages more than 50,000 students which is great, but arguably the greatest potential long-term benefit from the scheme lies in the development of mutually beneficial partnerships between students and academics in sustainability – and beyond.
Phrases such as the "brightest minds" (prominent in earlier strategies but criticized by some for sounding rather elitist) have been ditched, and replaced with a sharper focus on the "diversity of people we fund, engage with and employ".
In the unfolding mutual fund scandal, regulators ordered the shutdown of a Phoenix financial services firm accused of helping a hedge fund engage in illegal trading.
Other funds engaged in the more controversial practice of suspending redemptions without a previous contractual agreement.
Germany's finance minister, Peer Steinbrück, warned that some hedge funds engaged in risky trades financed by heavy borrowing and could easily face losses.
This no doubt means that next season we will see yet more funds engaged in these activities engendering still more proxy fights.
According to the Hong Kong Monetary Authority, several major hedge funds engaged in a "double play", shorting both the city-state's stock market and its currency.
