Sentence examples for rebuilding assets from inspiring English sources

From there, to becoming the fourth largest mutual fund in the country with 10 million customers, rebuilding assets to nearly Rs. 80,000 crore, attracting the best talent in the industry with competitive pay packages and getting ready for a global presence, UTI has had a phenomenal turnaround under Sinha.

Inflationary threats have been supporting strong gold prices as investors become increasingly wary of the Fed's plans of pouring money into the financial system in hopes of rebuilding asset values and evading deflation.

In the wake of the real estate bubble and ensuing financial crisis, the private sector has curtailed spending to reduce debt and rebuild assets.

Although they had experienced large declines in share prices and house values, they had such large amounts of liquid savings in postal savings accounts and in banks that they did not feel the need to increase saving in order to rebuild assets.

They are also more vulnerable to destitution following extreme events, as they are unable to rebuild assets which constitute the basis of their livelihoods.

The Participatory Response Identification Matrix (PRIM) is a tool that uses assessment findings to facilitate discussions with local stakeholders in order to identify which interventions are most appropriate, feasible and timely, in the context of protecting and rebuilding livelihood assets.

Unlike the 2003 annual meeting of the Investment Company Institute, which focused heavily on rebuilding industry assets following the bear market, comments at the 2004 get-together have focused on scandal, scandal and more scandal.

As individuals and pension funds strive to rebuild their assets, saving will rise, which will reduce future spending growth.

When inflation soared in the 1970s, the erosion of the real value of wealth prompted households to save more to rebuild their assets.

Will the recession cause that rate to spike even higher as more and more seniors try to rebuild retirement assets?

The damage index on the Y-axis in Fig. 1 refers to the total cost of repairing the building fabric of a group of buildings exposed to volcanic ash fall divided by the total cost of fully rebuilding the same assets in the existing locality to current local building regulations (Maqsood et al., 2014, p8).