Sentence examples for group of assets from inspiring English sources

Master limited partnerships give their investors a direct ownership interest in a group of assets.

'It's unusual for a group of assets to come to the market like this.

The tactic — partial ownership of an asset or group of assets — is typical for passing on private businesses or real estate holdings.

At her first results presentation after taking over as chief executive in 1997, Dame Marjorie told the city she planned to double the share price within five years and set about rationalising a disparate group of assets.

In a sense, Mr. Wolff is living his preachings by trying to peel away New York magazine from Primedia, a disjointed group of assets that have been slowly sacrificed on the altar of synergy.

And it still offers funding benefits, by widening access to sources of capital and enabling banks to achieve higher ratings on a ringfenced group of assets than if they were borrowing on their own account.Changes are needed.

From March 10 through Thursday, the Lipper management company index, a group of asset managers, gained 35.5percentt, compared with 23.2percentt for the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index.

A group of asset managers, pensions, and unions wrote to Lyft's board to recommend against Lyft's plans for dual class shares, which involves a new share class for co-founders with 20 votes each.

The problem for many people is that concentrating investments in just one or two asset classes, like stocks and bonds, is inherently riskier than spreading investments across a broad-based group of asset classes that would include commodities, real estate, notes and private placements.

You distribute your savings across a diversified group of asset types, like shares of global companies selling to emerging nations, U.S. blue chips with more than half their revenues in non-dollar currencies, emerging-market equities and debt, and natural resource funds that give exposure to oil and metals.

The fund is described as a "diversified alpha source" that invests across a group of asset classes.