Sentence examples for reports for clients from inspiring English sources

Professional fund managers have to prepare regular reports for clients on the progress of their portfolios.

Her father is a founder and a principal of PinHawk, a company in New York that assembles news reports for clients from a wide range of sources.

Her father is a founder and an owner of PinHawk, a company in New York that assembles news reports for clients.

Your job is to pull together reports for clients on everything from the media to stock markets, analyzing reams of data to try and draw conclusions.

She is a senior writer in New York with the Capital Guardian Trust Company, a Los Angeles company for which she assembles reports for clients about market trends, investment managers and portfolio reviews.

The groom produces reports for clients and oversees communications at Next Generation Consulting, a Madison market research firm that advises companies and municipalities on ways to attract and keep young professionals.

In a report for clients in December, Mandiant, a computer security company, said that over the course of several investigations it found evidence that Chinese hackers had stolen e-mails, contacts and files from more than 30 journalists and executives at Western news organizations, and had maintained a "short list" of journalists for repeated attacks.

In a December intelligence report for clients, Mandiant said that over the course of several investigations it found evidence that Chinese hackers had stolen e-mails, contacts and files from more than 30 journalists and executives at Western news organizations, and had maintained a "short list" of journalists whose accounts they repeatedly attack.

For these reasons, in a recent report for clients, Goldman Sachs suggested that investors consider buying shares of companies with the biggest untaxed foreign earnings: Microsoft, General Electric, Apple and Pfizer, which also top the list of untaxed earnings giants compiled by Audit Analytics, an accounting research firm.

Ashmore Group's head of research, Jan Dehn, put together a report for clients this month singing the praises of China bonds.

We have argued in the past that a 'back to the basics' strategy is needed," Goldman Sachs analyst Jason Armstrong wrote in a research report for clients, adding that he maintained his "neutral" rating of the stock.