Sentence examples for ideal asset from inspiring English sources
Virgin, with its global distribution, would be an ideal asset to sell in its entirety, with possible buyers including Rupert Murdoch's News Corporation, private equity groups or independent record labels, analysts said.
Scott J. Cooper, managing director in the wealth structuring group at Merrill Lynch, said there had been a lot of interest in putting vacation homes in trust to take advantage of the gift tax exemption, but he said homes were not always an ideal asset, particularly when several children and spouses would use one house.
The Kindle store was the ideal asset with which to trump Apple's iTunes advantage.
His seminal article laid out arguments for why 60% stocks and 40% bonds is the "ideal asset allocation" for long-term investors.
The corrected ideal asset allocation for beginning a discussion on asset allocation with a pre-retiree or retiree is 30% stocks and 70% bonds.
As a result, many of us fail to make the adjustments to our portfolio needed to maintain our ideal asset allocation.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Democratic Sen. Joseph Biden said on Tuesday his foreign policy ideas and experience would be the ideal assets in a crowded and star-studded 2008 White House race that is likely to focus on ways to end the Iraq war.
The ideal assets to put into the trust are cash, bonds or marketable securities held in your own name.
They should remember that American ideals are assets, not liabilities.
Low inflation, lashings of liquidity and strong growth are the ideal environment for asset-price inflation.
The S.E.C. traditionally has focused on disclosure rather than the merits of investments, and Mary L. Schapiro, the commission's chairwoman, has said that current securities laws are not ideal for regulating asset-backed securities.
