Sentence examples for return for holdings from inspiring English sources

Cable and Wireless received cash and about a fifth of CyberWorks on Aug. 17 in return for holdings in Hong Kong's No. 1 phone company, Cable and Wireless HKT Ltd.

An-Nasir Dawud left Karak for Aleppo to guarantee protection from an-Nasir Yusuf, but in his absence, his brothers al-Amjad Hasan and az-Zahir Shadhi detained his heir al-Mu'azzam Isa and then personally went to as-Salih Ayyub's camp at al-Mansourah in Egypt to offer him control of the Karak in return for holdings in Egypt.

Holders of £182.5m of subordinated debt get them in return for their holdings.

Meanwhile, GMAC successfully completed a debt swap that offered bondholders equity in return for their holdings and put the company in a more stable capital position.

Marcus Fulvius Flaccus, chairman of the commission and consul in 125, tried to solve the problem by offering the Italians the citizenship (or alternatively the right to appeal against Roman executive acts to the Roman people) in return for bringing their holdings of public land under the Gracchan law.

Last week it faced a serious setback when plans for a share buyback that would have given investors £3.4bn in return for 25percentnt of their holdings were put off.

The increase in options, however, imposes additional costs on shareholders; the more options granted, the lower the return for investors, since their holdings are, one way or the other, diluted.

Everything is from the venerable Staatliche Graphische Sammlung in Munich, which gave two lucky Morgan curators — Linda Wolk-Simon Wolk-Simon and Jennifer Tonkovich of itheholdings in return for the Morgan's loan of drawings to Munich in 2008.

Second, to recapitalise the bank, preferred-stock and subordinated-debt investors would have converted their approximately $25 billion of existing holdings in return for 50% of the equity in the new Lehman.

Today, these funds produce little if any financial return for their fiduciaries while their administrators continue to coast along, sitting on fund assets without making any effort to liquidate and return their holdings — yet still collecting their management fees.

It had a deal to funnel money into the Madoff fund from small pension funds and from individual retirement accounts, in return for fees based on the value of the holdings.