Sentence examples for typical assets from inspiring English sources
While private equity firms have always offered an array of investments, hedge funds are more liquid than the typical assets buyout shops are known for scooping up.
Based on current college costs, a family with one child in college, an annual income of $180,000 or more and typical assets probably will not qualify for need-based financial aid (except, perhaps, at the most expensive colleges).
And people giving right up to the limit makes us nervous, because what if the appraisal says something is worth $6.2 million and then the I.R.S. says you owe tax?" Typical assets that people swap in later include a home, which they then rent back from the trust, or a large life insurance policy, which can be purchased with the cash.
In August 2007 a typical asset-backed security would secure a loan worth 95% of its face value; now it fetches a mere 30%.
Of course, a college-education bubble wouldn't look exactly like a typical asset bubble, because you can't flip a college degree the way you can flip a stock, or even a home.
In typical asset-backed lending the assets need to be located, seized and liquidated for lenders to be made whole.
Curiosity about the limits of machine learning led former trader, UCL academic and startup founder, Dr Tristan Fletcher, to apply complex AI techniques to the — on the surface — rather chaotic arena of fine wine pricing, comparing them with trading techniques used for more typical asset classes.
Typical investment assets are cellphone towers, cold storage warehouses, or transportation and energy infrastructure, among other things.
He doesn't own a car (though his wife does), preferring to walk around the small island, and eschews the typical trophy assets owned by billionaires, like boats and sports teams.
When did the quality rally start, and is this shift into better quality assets typical? Louis Navellier: It is typical.
The Warrior is typical of military assets that have to be acquired, maintained, supported and deployed.
