Back then, the District of Columbia required funds that wanted to invest public money to follow the "Prudent Investor Rule," which prohibited owning tobacco or alcohol stocks, and also steered managers toward strong balance sheets and dividend-paying stocks.
Government regulators have cracked down on these "soft dollar" arrangements — where a money manager steers business to a bank in exchange for perks.
The station manager steered him to doing children's voices on the station's 30-minute weekly show before a live audience.
On Saturday, the former Newcastle manager steered a revamped Birmingham side into the top six by virtue of of beating Watford 3-0.
So how has this bad manager steered the Mets to a.500 record and a spot not far from the top of the National League East?
Imaginatively steered by his manager Sidney Seidenberg, he embarked on international concert tours that took him to Japan and Australia, and eventually to China and Russia.
When benefit managers steer health plans to their own pharmacy fulfillment services, employers may have little choice but to agree, said Edward A. Kaplan, a benefits consultant at Segal, which advises employers and others about health insurance.
Carefully steered by their manager and producer Larry Page (who'd sought to invest them with that same combination of brutishness and camp he had brought out in the Kinks), Hampshire's finest had scored on both sides of the Atlantic with their second single, a cover of Chip Taylor's Wild Thing (currently enjoying a revival extolling the ferocious chocolatiness of Lion bars).
Ain't Misbehavin' June 10 , 2002A hedge fund manager steers clear.
The resource manager steers the network in response to the following events: Connection request: when a new connection is requested from the user.
The 57-year-old former Ajax, Hamburg and Spurs manager steered Fulham to ninth spot in his first season in charge at Craven Cottage in 2011-12.
