Sentence examples for funds existence from inspiring English sources

The lawsuit accused the hospital of failing to inform patients of the funds' existence, making them exhaust other sources of reimbursement before they could apply for the funds, and restricting eligibility in ways that the donors had never requested.

Mr. Schwarzman received $74 million from "legacy funds" whose existence predated Blackstone's 2007 initial public offering.

According to the research firm Morningstar, there are more than four hundred of these hybrid funds in existence.

But with some 10,000 hedge funds in existence, you would expect those niches to become smaller and smaller.

Mr Andreessen reckons that as many as 300 of the 880 or so active funds in existence could disappear.

In the first quarter of the year, the number of individual hedge funds in existence fell slightly (from 7,634 to 7,601); more funds gave up the ghost than were created.

Out of an estimated seventy-two hundred hedge funds in existence at the end of 2010, seven hundred and seventy-five failed or closed in 2011, as did eight hundred and seventy-three in 2012, and nine hundred and four in 2013.

"I've had managers come in willing to give us money without asking basic questions about how we manage risk," says the manager of a $1 billion hedge fund in London.Fund-of-funds managers aim to cut through all this complexity, by selecting on their investors' behalf a few of the 6,000 or so hedge funds in existence.

Six years later, with the Dow at a mere 269 points and about 300 mutual funds in existence, Robinson started his fund from scratch and by the end of his first year, he had $165,797 in assets.

FTI's report warns, "Even the largest college endowment funds in existence today hold only a fraction of the assets managed by public pension funds," then goes on to present "statistics" that prove pensioners don't want divestment.

I believe this will spur economic growth without increasing debt, because U.S. notes can be printed and spent into circulation in order to fund the important work of government without borrowing the funds into existence from a central bank, which creates an endless cycle of capital debt expansion.