The phrase "generous asset" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It means something that is valuable or beneficial, particularly in a financial sense. Example: "Her parents' support was a generous asset in helping her pay for her college tuition."
It nationalised four weak lenders last year and auctioned off a fifth, Banco CAM, with a generous asset-protection scheme.
The House product actually allowed a far more generous capital asset test than the Conference report does--the report is therefore a true melding of House and Senate approaches to this issue, and one which has been in legislative dialectic since the Obama Administration.
They can sell off non-core assets, extract generous management fees, and pay themselves special dividends financed by debt issues.
Quadriga, an Austrian hedge-fund group, has two funds which have lost more than a fifth of their value since last December.These are just a few of the hedge funds whose recent losses are hardly the "absolute returns" for which their clients pay generous fees typically 1-2% of assets, plus 20% of returns, often above an agreed minimum.
The drug-dog alerts led to some questionable property seizures under the state's generous (to law enforcement) asset forfeiture law.
Such a hike was made possible by gutting social programs and reallocating the money towards law enforcement through a variety of incentivizing programs, including generous government grants, civil asset forfeitures, and donations of military equipment.
They are grudgingly provided barely enough income and food to get by, while better-off Americans receive generous subsidies to build assets to get ahead.
The Abbott government plans to further assist these "roads of the 21st century" – on top of its own generous funding promises – through an asset recycling fund, a new pot of money to financially reward states that privatise assets and recycle the money into new infrastructure.
Furthermore, BIL has paid generous dividends based on inflated asset values in its accounts.
One critic observed sniffily that Miss Baarova's main asset was her "generous build".It was much later that Lida Baarova's acting gifts were recognised by directors.
These trusts are a common enough device used by generous people who own an asset, usually stock, that has appreciated in value.
