Sentence examples for fund version from inspiring English sources

No longer the Waitrose Levellers, more a hedge fund version of the National.

But his comments are the hedge fund version of the journalist Michael Kinsley's definition of a gaffe — which Mr. Kinsley said occurred "when a politician tells the truth — some obvious truth he isn't supposed to say".

The court found that Vanguard's use of the S.& P.'s indexes for exchange-traded funds was not authorized under licenses S.& P. granted Vanguard for its mutual funds, according to a statement from McGraw-Hill, the parent of S.& P. The decision is a blow to Vanguard, which had planned to offer an exchange-traded fund version of three of its mutual funds that track S.& P. indexes.

The Ubooly is back for a second dip at the Kickstarter well today, with the startup looking to fund version two of its product via a new campaign.

In addition to GrowLab, it's raised seed funding from Boris Wertz's new fund Version One Ventures, Mike Edwards of Initio Group, and BDC Venture Capital.

The Vancouver-based early stage investment fund Version One Ventures, led by founder and current Andreessen Horowitz board partner Boris Wertz, has closed its second fund of $35 million today.

There are sinking fund versions, in which a percentage of the outstanding amount is retired every year, callable bonds (retired early at the option of the issuer) and noncallable bonds (called "bullets").

And the hedge-fund version of this fund, for those with big bucks, would basically be an all-access pass to all the information in the cloud.

So a private-client portfolio will normally look quite different from a pension-fund version with its careful mix of equities, bonds and property.These constraints are real enough, but they make it very hard to measure the "success" of a private-client manager.

Tryouts were required, commitment demanded, because Agassi's vision of sports salvation was entirely selective, a privately funded version of the state-sponsored system.

FOR the past few years Craig Venter, a man who annoyed a lot of people by running a privately funded version of the Human Genome Project, has been mixing business with pleasure.