Sentence examples for implications assets from inspiring English sources

LHM: With complex marital property issues — business valuations, hidden assets, deferred compensation, tax implications, assets characterization, real estate holdings — we've truly seen it all.

"A vote to leave could have significant implications for asset prices, in particular the exchange rate.

The British bank codenamed its plan "Project Shoes" — code-names being common in British finance to avoid leaks — with the implication that assets that might be sold were "shoes that might drop".

These results complement the existing literature on the predictability of Chinese stock returns and have potential implications for asset pricing and risk management.

"Changes in the regulatory treatment of different asset classes will inevitably have implications for insurers' asset allocation decisions," said Matthew Leonard, a partner at the consulting firm Oliver Wyman.

One is that a lot of detail still has to be sorted out for instance, the tax implications of transferring assets from the two banks to subsidiaries of a new holding company.

"This setback has implications for Venezuelan asset prices, as it potentially accelerates the 'regime change' scenario," wrote analyst Boris Segura of Nomura bank in New York.

"It's dragged down a lot of sectors, with implications for all U.K. assets," said James Hughes, an analyst at CMC Markets in London.

Look only at Japan for a painful reminder of the implications of a burst asset-price bubble.

Section 10 provides a brief discussion of the implications of microstructure for asset pricing.

Implications for institutional theory, asset-building policies, CSA programs, and future research are discussed.