Sentences with phrase «without naming the investor»

Without naming the investor, Paplikar told VCCircle that the firm outlined some conditions before committing capital to BHIVE.

Not exact matches

In blind pools, a limited partnership raises money by using a well - known investor's name without indicating how the money would be spent.

That cutback has left a broader number of small - cap companies - including household names Tootsie Roll Industries, Revlon, and Ruby Tuesday - essentially a black box for investors without the time or resources to analyse a company.

That cutback has left a broader number of small - cap companies — including household names Tootsie Roll Industries Inc, Revlon Inc, and Ruby Tuesday Inc - essentially a black box for investors without the time or resources to analyze a company.

By adding the Stalwarts funds as dedicated vehicles for larger cap names (the firm already owns over 100 stocks in the over $ 1.5 billion category), they're able to provide continuing access to their investors without compromising the hard limits on the micro - and nano - cap products.

Name one deemed to be a good investment such that investors were induced without subsidies.

I notice that none of that needed ABS, so I ask again, why in the name of all things holy would we ever sell our ownership of the no - worse - than - second - most - important profession in the World to an extra layer of entirely profit motived remote investors when (a) we do not have to, (b) every last benefit claimed for ABS can be achieved without ABS, and (c) it would be utterly irreversible when it proves to be, as it most assuredly will prove to be, the most colossal, short - sighted, cynical, profiteering at the expense of the public, and unnecessary blunder in the history of the legal profession dating back 800 years?

Faraday Future never had an official CEO — the company has gone almost two years without naming one — but sources tell The Verge that Ding helped run things from his perch at LeEco, a major investor in FF.

Christian Magoon, CEO of Amplify ETF, which sponsors the Amplify Transformational Data Sharing ETF, and Eric Ervin, CEO of Reality Shares, which sponsors the Reality Shares Nasdaq NextGen Economy ETF, have warned investors to refrain from buying shares of companies who just add blockchain to their names in order to boost their dwindling fortunes on the stock market, without being real Blockchain companies.

For example, in the above scenario, the house could possibly be transferred to the wife's name to protect it from creditors, leaving the husband free to explore his entrepreneurial or investor streak without the wife having to remain in a constant state of anxiety.

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