Sentence examples for wealth accounts from inspiring English sources

His wealth accounts for more than half of the fund's $15 billion in assets.

China, with its ageing population and rising wealth, accounts for part of this growth, but the biggest market is Europe.

David Cohen, acting undersecretary for terrorism and financial intelligence, said that an unspecified number of American financial institutions this past weekend shuttered access to funds belonging to both the Libyan government — in particular its oil-heavy sovereign wealth accounts — and the Qaddafi family.

FATCA was implemented by the US government to clamp down on the growing number of US citizens who were discovered trying to evade tax by holding bank and wealth accounts overseas.

Financial wealth made up 14% and physical wealth accounted for 12%.

That echoes what is going on in the wider Hong Kong consumer market: Mainland Chinese, eager to flaunt or invest their wealth, account for a large part of the money that is spent in the city's bustling shopping malls.

"There is collaboration between the World Bank Waves [Wealth Accounting and the Valuation of Ecosystem Services] programme and the Natural Capital Coalition, which is great because hopefully we'll be able to harmonise measures of how you account for GDP adjusted for nature with measures of how you account for profit adjusted for nature," he says.

During Trump's ascendancy, in the nineteen-eighties, the essence of his performance art — an opera-buffa parody of wealth — accounted for his populist appeal as well as for the opprobrium of those who regard with distaste the spectacle of an unbridled id.

Fig. 1 Country-specific percentage of total household wealth accounted for by home value Fig. 2 Country-specific property rate among men and gender differences.

A home is the most important asset among older Europeans, as the proportion of household wealth accounted for by home value is more than 70%% in each country (Angelini, Brugiavini, et al. 2013a).

The fourth wave of SHARE data confirms that home is the most important asset among older Europeans: the proportion of household wealth accounted for by home value is more than 60%% in every country and 80%% or over in Italy, Spain, Slovenia, and Poland (Fig. 1).