Sentence examples for fund meltdown from inspiring English sources

Preventing a destabilizing hedge fund meltdown is largely the job of bank regulators, not the S.E.C.

You hear the words "quant fund meltdown," and one firm comes to mind: Long-Term Capital Management.

But while bridge might have functioned as a bonding agent between Mr. Cayne and his predecessor, Alan C. Greenberg, it could not do the same for Mr. Spector — especially in the wake of the hedge fund meltdown at the firm's asset management division.

In 1996, he published The Coming Mutual Fund Meltdown and almost ten years before that penned a book called 12 Deadly Mega-Trends, opining that government debt and inflation could topple civilization.

Witness just the last two decades, which have included the savings-and-loan debacle, the Long-Term Capital Management hedge fund meltdown and the dot-com and real estate busts.

A similar restriction could be introduced to avert a bond-fund meltdown.Such rules might sound sensible, but they risk being counter-productive.

For example, a jury found in favor of Bruce Bent Sr. for his statements about the stability of the Primary Reserve Fund, a money-market fund whose meltdown during the financial crisis unnerved investors, even though the S.E.C. had to prove only negligence.

It's for the same reason that the bankers, Wall Street traders and other swindlers who produced our economic meltdown fund Clinton.

In September 1998, the collapse of Long Term Capital Management, a giant hedge fund, led to a meltdown in the financial markets similar, in some ways, to what's happening now.

Jitters over Asia's economic meltdown tempered growth fund inflows and let value funds attract slightly more investment dollars in 1997 and early 1998.

Mindful of the long paralysis of Japan's indebted financial system, China is pumping in funds before a financial meltdown.