The phrase "holders of assets" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to refer to people who have assets such as money, property, or investments. For example, "The holders of assets in this region must comply with certain regulations."
Central banks are the biggest holders of assets, followed by public pension funds, with sovereign wealth funds coming third.These figures come from OMFIF, a research group.
But what is happening now is that the traditional holders of assets are absorbing the Internet and leveraging it as a tool.
LONDON — Britain on Tuesday signed a tax cooperation agreement with Liechtenstein that would allow British holders of assets in secret accounts to declare their holdings voluntarily in exchange for a reduced penalty fee or face the closure of their accounts.
A cut in capital gains tax rates in 1997 to 20percentt from 28percentt encouraged long-term holders of assets, like privately owned businesses, to sell them, and big increases in executive compensation thrust corporate chiefs into the ranks of the nation's aristocracy.
Blackstone does not see itself as a long-term owner of property, but as a medium-term holder of assets.
Mr Shin replies that in instances like this, where there happens to be a dominant holder of assets, there is less chance of sales into a falling market.Although more accurate disclosure of balance sheets is desirable, the work of Mr Shin and his colleagues is a reminder that there are always trade-offs to any policy change.
Holders of these assets ranged from the world's biggest banks to retired people's money-market funds.
They will have to behave more like owners rather than passive and temporary holders of financial assets.
Richard Stevens of Ernst & Young said: "This is good news for holders of business assets and a genuine encouragement to entrepreneurs.
The dollar's revival is likely to make Asian central banks and other large holders of reserve assets more comfortable about sticking with the greenback.
