Sentence examples for withdraw around from inspiring English sources
WALL STREET JOURNAL Blackstone Said to Withdraw $400 Million From SAC Capital | The Blackstone Group is planning to withdraw around $400 million from the embattled hedge fund SAC Capital Advisors, The Wall Street Journal reports.
Investors apparently do not see this as a harbinger of good things to come and are trying to withdraw around $900m from Mr Falcone's $6 billion firm.In this section The mother of all tail risks The return of rationing In sickness and wealth Kapow!
From a purely financial standpoint, though, the break-even for upgrading to N26 Black comes when you withdraw around $430 worth of local currency in a given month, and that's not even accounting for all of the other benefits of N26's premium cards.
Depositors are withdrawing around €2 billion ($2.3 billion) a week.
"She became quiet and withdrawn around him, and that wasn't like her".
Before he took Pride on trips, he withdrew around the house, emotionally steeling himself and his family for his absence.
Investors allocated nearly $26 billion of new capital to single-manager hedge funds in the first quarter of this year but withdrew around $12 billion from funds of funds.
As Routemasters have been withdrawn, around 1,000 new buses have been introduced, bringing London's fleet to around 8,500, according to Graham Goodwin, a spokesman for Transport for London.
It revealed that customers had withdrawn around £500m in assets, much of it from its flagship property fund, which had fallen in value from £2.2bn to £1.5bn.
Figures from HFR show that investors withdrew around $104 billion in the first quarter of the year, which was more than 7% of the industry's total assets.The bit of the industry that is suffering most is the funds-of-funds sector.
He immediately shut down Libyan subsidiaries of Nestlè and ABB, cut oil supplies to Switzerland, cancelled most commercial flights between the two countries, withdrew around $5bn from his Swiss bank accounts and arrested two travelling Swiss businessmen.
