Sentence examples for portfolio remaining from inspiring English sources

Forty percent of these flats are pre-sold to overseas investors, mainly from Saudi Arabia and Russia, and they then become an asset on their property portfolio, remaining empty, or rented out short-term to visitors on international banking business.

Forty percent of these flats are pre-sold to overseas investors, mainly from Saudi Arabia and Russia, and they then become an asset on their property portfolio, remaining empty or let out short-term to visitors on international banking business.

In a plea deal with the government that requires his cooperation, Mr. Chan acknowledged that he provided false and misleading information about the investment portfolio to Olympus's auditor, misleading investors into thinking the portfolio remained in safe and secure bonds.

In December, the Fed said it would also expand its holdings of Treasuries by $45 billion each month, replacing a program in which it acquired that amount of long-term Treasuries each month by selling the same amount of short-term Treasuries, so that the total size of its portfolio remained unchanged.

The Singapore-based firm has been active since around 2010, and it has done deals across Southeast Asia, Japan, and the U.S.. Managing Partner Willson Cuaca told TechCrunch that around 80percentt of its portfolio remain active today, with 70percentt of its investments going on to raise additional funding following their seed money.

The sum of these costs is likely to exceed your projected future earnings stream — especially if the risk of long-term unemployment remains high and returns on standard retirement portfolios remain low.

But its huge credit-card and overseas-loan portfolios remain outside, and are degenerating fast.

Alternatively, in the world of Valentino, everyone's portfolios remain fat.

It's difficult to know exactly which portfolios remain underwater for now.

Some managers are talented enough to outperform the market if their portfolios remain small, the professors said.

In a reshuffle characterised as "panicky" by Labour, Mr Cameron attempted to shake up his party yesterday, although the main portfolios remained the same.