Sentence examples for fund specialists from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile, a team of European Union and International Monetary Fund specialists in Ireland was racing to complete terms of its financing package before markets reopened on Monday.

Over all, 66 closed-end municipal bond funds cut dividends in June, according to Thomas J. Herzfeld Advisors, closed-end fund specialists in Miami.

So eager were investors to pour cash into Convexity, based in Boston, that Mr. Meyer could have easily raised additional start-up money, according to hedge fund specialists, even though the initial investment required a three-year commitment.

Although Mr. Meyer declined to comment for this article, several hedge fund specialists said the decline undermined the value of the fund's option positions and wiped out any value the firm got from its trades.

"Two nights ago I'd eaten a 43-year-old hedge fund specialist," Marlowe offers with trademark insouciance.

The company, a closed life fund specialist formerly known as Pearl, pulled out of discussions with private equity group CVC because it could not agree on price.

"The market is back from the dead," said David C. Hinman, a high-yield portfolio manager for the Pacific Investment Management Company, a large bond fund specialist.

Other NHS children's hospital charities tend to be far smaller, earning between £1m and £2m annually to fund specialist equipment, play areas, art therapy and the like.

Ms. Hurley, who lives in Manhattan and Bridgehampton with her husband, Kevin, an economist and hedge fund specialist, came to L.O.A. with zero publishing experience but ample connections after seven years at the Modern Language Association.

Ministers say the state is paying £25,000 a year to keep each disabled person in a job in Remploy factories, and insists that money would be better used to fund schemes that would help disabled people retrain, fund specialist equipment to allow them to work, or pay for specialist help to keep them in mainstream jobs.

Ministers say they have "ring-fenced" £40m to fund "specialist local support services and national helplines".