Sentence examples for yields asset from inspiring English sources

In late 2009 the problem for AHL seemed to be that bond markets and currencies, notably the dollar, seemed to change direction.A second approach is to use a computer to exploit the "value effect", by finding shares that look cheap according to a specific set of criteria such as dividend yields, asset values and so on.

"The market is simply letting its guard down at the expense of getting some incremental yield," said Sandy Rufenacht, chief investment officer of $1.3 billion high-yield asset manager Three Peaks Capital.

And from 2000 all the way until 2007, the performance was so good we started to think of real estate as a capital gain kind of an asset, as opposed to a yield asset.

The system has yielded assets valued at £56.5bn.

This involves traders borrowing euros and investing in higher-yield assets such as equities (and thus earning a carry).

And because foreigners tend to put their U.S. investments into safe, low-yield assets, America actually earns more from its assets abroad than it pays to foreign investors.

The average rate they use is 8%.Allowing states to use their expected rate of return potentially encourages investment in riskier, higher-yield assets.

However, over time these very low interest rates have promoted a highly speculative financial "carry" trade: speculators borrow yen at low rates and then buy dollars and other currencies that are invested in higher-yield assets elsewhere.

Everyone sensible (a group containing nobody on the political right) agrees that right now it makes no difference: financing the government by selling T-bills with zero yield, and financing it by making a deposit at the Fed, which either adds to the monetary base or sells some of its zero-yield assets, has, um, zero implication for anything except some peoples' blood pressure.

Four of the managers eventually closed shop because they could not attract enough outside investors, and seven remain operational, including a fund that invests in high-yield asset-backed securities and one that provides loans to agricultural commodity producers and companies.

Meanwhile, an increase in LIBOR squeezes the profits of even healthy banks, since they had been borrowing cheaply from the money markets and investing in higher-yield assets such as government bonds.There is a strange symbiosis between governments and banksThere is a strange symbiosis between governments and banks.