Sentence examples for fund workers from inspiring English sources

That helped to make mutual fund workers and money managers, among others, more productive.

Focus-group participants were angered by the idea that private-equity companies like Bain could profit while breaking promises to fund workers' pensions and health-care plans.

PENSIONS & INVESTMENTS Swiss-Based Hedge Fund Workers Hit by Strong Franc | Hedge fund workers who relocated to Switzerland for tax reasons have been jolted by the soaring value of the Swiss franc, as the American dollars many are paid in have less and less spending power.

"This is a significant problem for Goldman," said Adam Zoia, the chief executive of the placement firm Glocap Search, whose clients include many aspiring big-bank employees and hedge fund workers.

The girls grew up in a full house, with their grandparents, their parents, Doe Fund workers and one young homeless girl who lived there for months at a time (her mother, a nurse addicted to crack, had thrown her out and used to complain to Mr. McDonald about how he was raising her daughter).

The National Center for Alternative Development Studies, a research institute here, calculates that to get that same amount from a private pension fund, workers would have to contribute more than $250,000 over their careers, a target that has been reached by fewer than 500 of the private system's 7 million past and present contributors.

There are eight penthouses in the building, and two floors of penthouse dwellers above him, including a politician and a hedge fund worker who enjoys body-building.

In Morningside Park, Alexis Desieno, 25, an unemployed hedge fund worker, led high school students in painting chain-link fences from a drab brown to a pewterish silver.

The review found evidence for one of the issues cited by the M.T.A.: Because most countries have nationalized health care, projects abroad do not have to fund worker health insurance.

It can also be used to fund worker benefits, such as healthcare and retirement.

By and large, their populations are dominated by the bankers, hedge-fund workers, lawyers and accountants who have moved with the financial-service firms that overpopulate the islands.