Sentence examples for fund fare from inspiring English sources

His strategy -- buying big growth stocks plus a sprinkling of convertible securities and bonds as a cushion against the volatility of the stock market -- has helped the fund fare better than many of its peers.

It will be interesting to see how the Marlborough Nano Cap Fund fares next year: it targets very small companies, less than £100m in size.

Mr. Hevesi has said that he did not do anything wrong and that New York's pension fund fared extremely well under his trusteeship.

Morningstar determined this by studying inflows and outflows each month — how much new money investors put into the fund or how much cash they took out, and how the fund fared during that time.

Next week, shareholders in the U.S. Long-Short fund, run by Franklin Templeton Investments, are to vote on adopting an incentive fee structure that, after a basic 1.5percentt, would add or subtract as much as a full percentage point, depending on how the fund fares against its benchmark, the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

How has the approximately $1 trillion Social Security trust fund fared?

TheBruce Fund fared poorly in the 1990s, when it put most of its portfolio into zero coupon Treasury bonds.

Our bond fund performance grades look at how the fund fared relative to its benchmark and to similar funds over the past five years, in which we look at each month during that period as bullish or bearish.

Help rail passengers and commuters with a fully funded fare freeze.

If investors in art funds fare poorly, Thea Westreich Wagner, founder of Thea Westreich Art Advisory Services in New York, would shed no tears.

Damian Carrington Key policies Fully funded fare freeze for train passenger and a new legal right for passengers to be sold the cheapest ticket.