The result is that many people who use home-equity loans to pay off debt, college tuition, finance a new business or other purposes will find this avenue of funding increasingly unattractive.
And in the spring of 1996, the National Rifle Association and its allies set their sights on the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention for funding increasingly assertive studies on firearms ownership and the effects on public health.
In reality, vice chancellors, particularly in the Russell Group, have spent serious energy lobbying for a higher education system increasingly funded by fees, increasingly motivated by individual rather than societal benefit, and increasingly run like a business – with soaring executive pay.
Over the last decade, activist hedge funds increasingly started to populate the US investing scene.
Humanitarian funding increasingly has to be about meeting long-term needs.
Notably, hedge funds increasingly seek to tap into investors' angst over refreshment by targeting long-serving board members.
The technological demands on exchanges are growing rapidly, especially as hedge funds increasingly dominate trading—they account for about 40% of volume in America, for example.
The researchers focused on higher-risk "alternative" investments — private equity, venture capital, real estate, distressed-debt funds, and the like — on which pension funds increasingly place their bets.
As banks retrench, hedge funds increasingly are offering loans to companies, usually at interest rates that are far higher than those that banks charge.
For instance, John Paulson, a hedge-fund boss known for his lucrative bet against the housing market, will soon offer a UCITS III product.The creep of regulation is one reason why hedge funds increasingly resemble more traditional investment managers.
