Sentence examples for managed in-house from inspiring English sources

For international or global stock funds managed in-house, the average management fee is 0.76percentt, compared with 0.90percentt for funds with subadvisers.

Packaged products generate annual fees for distribution and administration—and for management too, when the funds are managed in-house.

Some money is managed in-house, and some is delegated to outside managers.

Compensation for money managers at the endowment, where one-third of the funds are managed in-house, has often prompted controversy because some alumni consider it excessive for an academic institution.

Until the mid-1980s leisure and cultural facilities were almost wholly managed in-house.

To coordinate both chain parties, we investigated whether the spare components pool should be managed in-house or contracted out.

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The revenues can be used to buy the other goods and services the company needs, at a cheaper cost than it could manage in-house.But specialisation depends on one critical factor: the reliability of supply.

Jacqui Pennington, head of hotel services at the trust, responsible for managing in-house teams and outsourced cleaning, catering, portering and linen services contracts, worth £12m, has also just completed the AMP.

The company has an end-to-end solution with mobile apps, barcode scanners, POS integration, and a loyalty program, which it manages in-house.

Eric Duffy is trying to help companies educate their workforce while on the job, and created Pathgather's social network software to helps bosses manage in-house education and reward workers as they acquire new skills.