Sentence examples for large asset class from inspiring English sources

Critics say this is creating a bubble in Treasury securities, which has to be serious because they make up such a large asset class.

In essence, because of the hugely incorrect estimates of how likely defaults were in a very large asset class owned by the finance sector, the reserves that the sector took for defaults were too small.

Some would argue it is small; others that if you stay out of a large asset class, it will ultimately be meaningful".

Only a systematic removal of sub-prime paper will permit other assets to price back to normal and avoid leaving a large asset class of uncertain value to coexist alongside the new debt incurred in fighting the crisis.

Real estate, the next largest asset class, accounts for 20 percent of Yale's holdings.

Real assets, Yale's largest asset class, produced the worst performance with a decline of 33.9%, thereby accounting for the largest portion of the endowment's losses.

Meanwhile, the volume of securitized mortgages soared, making them the nation's largest asset class and contributing to a $12 trillion bubble in the real estate market - before it all broke down.

Real estate "is the largest asset class in the country, and only $150 billion of its estimated $3 trillion in value is in the public domain now," he said, explaining why the family decided to create the fund in 1994.

Real estate is the largest asset class in the world valued at over $225 trillion dollars, 36 times the value of all mined gold and 40% more valuable than all stocks, shares, and bonds put together.

That is their business, that is their life's work, what they are saying is warning that Bill Shorten's reckless and dangerous experiment with the largest asset class in Australia will drive down home values and drive up rents," he said.

Mr. Scialla, relaxing on a leather sofa in his glossy window-lined loft, summed up his idea this way: "The largest asset class we have is the $150 trillion traded in real estate, and when I thought of infusing the $2 trillion a year spent on health and wellness into the $150 trillion spent on real estate, a light bulb went off.