The phrase "fund reserves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to the money set aside for specific purposes or contingencies.
Example: "The company has increased its fund reserves to ensure financial stability during uncertain times."
Alternatives: "financial reserves" or "capital reserves".
The objective is to assure future benefits, while controlling the contribution made to the fund reserves.
Prosecutors are still investigating Lee and the fund reserves its right to press charges, he said.
However, Varoufakis insisted that the government "has not taken a single euro from (pension) fund reserves".
In the good years, a with-profits fund reserves some of its profits to top up bonuses in poorer years.
GMG had cash and investment fund reserves of £197.5m available, after a year in which the investment fund grew by £12m.
But trust fund reserves built up over years of annual surpluses will not run out until 2036, when tax revenues will cover three-quarters of benefits, trustees project.
But then, in the dark days of 2008, a run on one fund, Reserve Primary, reverberated in the industry.
In 2008, one fund, Reserve Primary, "broke the buck," falling below the $1-a-share asset value that money market funds have traditionally maintained.
OTP executives accept that nonperforming loans are on the rise, but they insist that the bank's 15percentt capital cushion and an International Monetary Fund reserve fund provide a sufficient safety net.
A major money-market mutual fund, Reserve Primary, said that losses threatened its solvency; the Federal Reserve Fedd) offered $105 billion to shore up money funds, and the U.S. Treasury offered temporary insurance to money-fund investors.
Now, she foresees the fund investing $1 million checks into 15-20 covernies over the next three years, with the remainder of the fund reserved for follow-on investments.
