Sentence examples for return assets from inspiring English sources

It then asked the couple to notify the bank if they wanted it to request that Mr. Madoff's firm "return assets of yours to the bank".

When a bank fails, the F.D.I.C. steps in to keep it operating or close it and return assets -- up to $100,000 per depositor -- to their rightful owners.

But Mr. Freeh would be asked to coordinate with those other trustees to return assets to the holding company, so that they could be sold to pay off creditors.

"We recognise the moral imperative to return assets as quickly as possible," says Jeremy Browne, the minister in charge.America and Switzerland, too, have experts in the field to help with evidence-gathering and the drafting of MLA requests.

THE heat on Switzerland's government and bankers intensified on May 7th when the United States government issued a damning report on the failure of Swiss banks to return assets to relatives of Jewish victims of the Holocaust.

"This new policy will ensure that these authorities can continue to be used to take the profit out of crime and return assets to victims, while safeguarding civil liberties," said Holder.

The phrase describes a simple, binary decision — whether to buy high-risk, high-return assets like stocks, or to move to a position of greater safety — that has come to the fore since the brutal financial shocks of 2008.

Major companies could make (or fake) larger profits by financial devices: writing futures contracts, investing in stocks, juggling pension funds, moving low-return assets into separate partnerships and substituting stock options for salary expenses.

It's very clear that in 2010, we've got plenty more problems in store".Investors had recently begun to recover appetite for high-risk, high-return assets, showing more confidence in the global economy, including emerging markets.

"This is a significant milestone in returning assets to former customers," James W. Giddens, the trustee, said in a statement.

This paper adopts mechanism design to investigate the coexistence of fiat money and higher-return assets.