Sentence examples for fund meaning from inspiring English sources

Grizzly Short, advised by Leuthold Weeden Capital Management in Minneapolis, is a short fund, meaning that it makes money when stocks drop.

The rescue will be provided by Greece's euro partners and the International Monetary Fund, meaning that Britain is exempt from the European part of the package.

European nations put up most of the money for the fund, meaning that they could hobble its activities if they felt it had become an American protectorate.

The F.D.I.C. said that of the many offers for IndyMac, IMB's was "the least costly" to its deposit insurance fund (meaning, "taxpayers").

The maximum interest rate should not exceed the cost of the fund — meaning the cost that is incurred by the bank to procure the money to lend — plus 15 percent of the fund.

Morningstar Inc. classifies it as a conservative allocation fund, meaning that it keeps 20 to 50percentt of its assets in stocks and 50 to 80percentt in fixed-income securities and cash.

This means that unlike services like Venmo, the company never actually touches any funds, meaning it isn't required to deal with the regulatory issues of transmitting money.

Actively managed funds, meaning ones that actually select stocks, charge relatively high fees.

But you won't be eligible for government funding, meaning your employer has to pay your training costs.

The Research Excellence Framework (Ref) has underpinned government funding, meaning that university resources have been thrown at demonstrating the impact of research.

Target-date funds are actually "funds of funds," meaning that they own a selection of the stock and bond funds offered by a particular fund company.