Sentence examples for move equity from inspiring English sources

Early in 2002, the company told employees that it would move equity sales and trading operations, as well as researchers and data departments, to its 875-foot tower under construction in Jersey City.

He might not know how widespread the broken cap table issue is, but his solution is to move equity management to a digital platform.

In a separate move private equity firm Candover said its funds had collapsed in value by more than 50%.

Zheng Zhang believes a move into equity crowdfunding would require Indiegogo to become more transparent and argues there is a lack of transparency among rewards-based crowdfunding platforms.

Mr Lederer appeared unscathed: in a curious move, One Equity appointed him head of HDW in March.In the past, Germany's banks would have rushed to prop up a big corporate name such as Babcock, whatever its state.

Analysts viewed the timing of the move as Equity Office's attempt to take advantage of the decline in Spieker's stock caused by recent weakness in the California real estate market and a power crisis in the state.

"They think they're going to move their equity operation to New Jersey.

But I aim to move my equity weighting to 50% above neutral as soon as the current hand-wringing over the higher cost of capital ends.

This might be the result of the state pension age for women getting later - it is now approaching the age of 62 and will eventually move to equity with men.

C&C starts with a target (say 350 ppm), then says that wealthy countries must reduce emissions (contraction), and then all countries move towards equity in emissions (converge).

He said high-yield bonds, which tend to move like equities but have a smaller loss potential, "can serve as an equity proxy for more conservative investors" and could enhance the yield in more aggressive investors' fixed-income portfolios.