Sentence examples for poor market performance from inspiring English sources

The firm, the world's largest publicly traded hedge fund, has suffered a crumbling stock price and poor market performance.

Amid the financial crisis, Man Group has suffered from a crumbling stock price and poor market performance.

The challenge of getting the rich to turn to private banking is made greater by poor market performance, with Indian shares sliding about 17 percent this year.

BBC   Saying No to Chinese I.P.O.'s  |  A Chinese fund management company that is a joint venture between the French bank Société Générale and Baosteel has said it will avoid initial public offerings in China amid poor market performance and questions over the quality of some companies, The Financial Times reports, calling such an announcement "extremely rare".

A new study of the foreign companies that fled the American market after the Securities and Exchange Commission made it easy for them to do so in 2007 suggests that the companies that left were largely ones whose slow growth, and poor market performance, had reduced their need and ability to attract American capital.

Mr Cazelet's study, "When I'm 64", shows how poor market performance in the early years of retirement can be particularly damaging.

However, many zeroes have suffered badly from poor stock market performance.

Add to that years of poor stock market performance, and some fund companies may decide it is not worth their while to stay in business, analysts said.

However, the insurer has already said that its with-profits annual bonuses, to be announced on January 29, will be lower this year to reflect the poor stock market performance of recent years.

Dismissing the company's poor stock market performance at the end of last year, the GCap boss said: "What the City did was react to something they didn't understand.

Justin Modray, founder of the www.candidmoney.com financial website, points out that the penalties for cashing in policies can be so large that investors will not even get the amount they have invested back, particularly given the poor stock market performance over the last year.