Sentence examples for funds introduced from inspiring English sources

More than 20 exchange-traded funds and mutual funds introduced since the stock market plunge of 2008 furnish access to such niches as private equity, managed futures contracts, various hedge fund strategies and foreign currencies like the Chinese renminbi.

Among the funds introduced last year were the CNL Global Real Estate fund, the ING Asia-Pacific ReandEuropeannd EuRealan REstatetate funds, and the Janus Adviser Global Research and Global Real Estate funds.

The head of the House subcommittee with responsibility for mutual funds introduced legislation last week that could give investors more information about the fees they are paying, and perhaps in the process spur more price competition among funds.

During the same period, the number of funds created -- a manager can start more than one fund at a time -- has surged 209percentt, with 1,406 funds introduced in 2004, according to Hedge Fund Research, based in Chicago.

"My prime condition is that any funds introduced by me would go into the club for the benefit of the team and the dilapidating infrastructure".

Up to now, CircleUp has focused on individual investors backing specific businesses, either on their own or through "Circles," diversified investment funds introduced on the platform last year that are led by individual investors or organised around a specific theme.

He also runs the $256 million Merrill Lynch Premier Growth fund and the Merrill Lynch Mid-Cap Growth fund, introduced on Sept. 26.

It has been a beneficiary of the changes to funding introduced by Willetts to relax restrictions on student loans.

MOST mutual funds keep their distance from companies on matters of corporate governance, but the $3 million Allied Owners Action fund, introduced on March 10, jumps in with both feet.

The privatisation of electricity assets, pushed through an asset recycling fund introduced by the Abbott government, has come under fire in recent years.

Admitting new pupils is one of the best methods of combating cuts to sixth-form funding – introduced because the Government's commitment to maintain funding applies only to five to 16-year-olds.