Sentence examples for pension operators from inspiring English sources
Blissfully self-confident, the pension operators project that gains from private equity plus a nice showing on the less exotic securities that make up the bulk of their funds will deliver a blended return between 8% and 9%.
The cost of fitting an inflatable escape-shute to slidescape-shute to-and-a-half feet (1.35m) from the paslideer downwallin an emergency—forced the remaining operators to pension off the venerable plane.
That leaves the major promoters of public-pension panic: Wall Street investment operators, such as billionaire John Arnold.
Standard, which is the UK's leading endowment operator and second largest private pension provider, emphasised it retained £4.6bn in "spare capital" but added: "We have concluded we will require access to further external capital".
De La Rue, the world's largest non-government printer of banknotes, has sold its 20% stake in the lottery operator Camelot to a Canadian pension fund for £78m.
Furthermore, we investigated whether the prognosis regarding disability pension after payout due to MS among dairy operators was different from the other occupational groups.
Driven in part by worries that Canada would lose control of its markets if TMX were to merge with the London Stock Exchange, the country's largest banks and pension funds launched a rival bid for the operator of the Toronto bourse.
He believes this could lead some insurance companies to sell off their closed books of old life insurance policies and pensions, also known as zombie funds, to specialist operators.
LONDON – The private equity firm BC Partners and one of Canada's largest pension funds have agreed to buy the American cable operator Suddenlink Communications in a cash-and-debt deal worth around $6.6 billion.
forbes asked seven government pension funds to release risk-adjusted performance numbers for individual operators and got not a single number.
Until 16 months ago, the National Lottery – whose operator Camelot Group is owned by the Ontario Teachers' Pension Fund – enjoyed a monopoly on nationally-marketed prize draws.
