Sentence examples for relevant indexes from inspiring English sources

For Private Capital, he said, the most relevant indexes are the Russell Mid Cap Value and the Standard & Poor's 400.

And mutual funds are obliged by regulators to report returns, making relevant indexes less vulnerable to distortion than those of hedge funds that report voluntarily.

Globally, the computational time is reduced and more relevant indexes are constructed.

There must be something to our methodology because, since we've been tracking subsequent performance the last few years, the A-List has been beating some relevant indexes.

Characteristics of each road including average slope, lane width and shoulder width were collected, their relevant indexes and also capacity of each road were determined.

If you had put the same money on the same dates into relevant indexes (S&P 500 for equity recommendations, Merrill Lynch Corporate & Government Bond index for the rest), you would have gained 10.7%.

Possible reasons why electronic searches fail are multiple: lack of relevant indexing terms, inconsistency by indexers, reports published as abstracts and/or included in supplements that are not routinely indexed by electronic databases [ 21, 22].

After the crash, the amount borrowed on indexed loans rose because of inflation (the relevant index rose by 37.5%) and FX loan debt soared when the króna fell by more than 40%.

"I consider the relevant index as a baseline and take bets against the index when prudent," he added.

Customers realised that much of the funds' performance simply mimicked the relevant index.

To qualify, the stocks must be rated sell or underperform for at least 120 consecutive days, the companies must have a market value of at least $600 million, and the shares must underperform a relevant index of comparable companies.