Sentences with phrase «asset side»

This is driving many to consider new approaches and new exposures, particularly on the risk - asset side of the equation.

I've always been surprised by how few mutual fund managers are anxious to invest their personal assets side by side with their shareholders.

Love the paid - off asset side of the story combined with a creative purchase, a hurdle (go and talk to the resident personally) and a 5,000 th post milestone!

There's also the ability to compare the movement of two assets side by side.

As for cash shortfalls in the event of a bank run, that has no actuarial consideration because it is a systemic risk which is handled by the private Federal Reserve Banks being ordered by the FOMC (a public US agency) to issue circulating Federal Reserve Notes to meet withdrawal claims, and by policies of panic prevention which include FOMC lowering interest rates, FRBG implementation of BASEL capital requirements, and many asset side banking regulations.

That enabled us to come up with solutions to manage the capital expense and asset side of the business while everyone else in the business was looking only at revenue.

Only part of the answer is on the asset side.

If you have student loans right out of school, or a negative net worth due to negative equity, use these charts for the asset side of the balance sheet equation.

Explaining the results of the new research, CEO of IT Juzi Li Jingwang told TechNode that the winter China's tech scene is facing is not a winter on the «capital side» — it is a winter on the «asset side,» or the startups themselves.

Since the Renaissance period, they have relied on a double - entry bookkeeping system whereby each transaction requires a debit on the asset side and a credit on the liability side.

If your company is well past start - up, with a consistent revenue stream and an interest in fortifying the asset side of your balance sheet, investing in a building may be a wise move.

Not surprisingly, pundits are touting the asset side of the equation as they always do during market highs, but remember asset prices can move in both directions while debt remains a constant.

«I usually irritate people when I talk about [how] the liability side of the equation is more important than the asset side of the equation for retirees,» Falk said.

In this cycle, the underlying consistency has been: Unorthodox measures, attempting to use the asset side of the Fed's ba...

After all, over the last five years, the Fed discovered that they have an asset side of their balance sheet.

Monetary policy is omnipotent on the asset side.

The asset side is various credit default swaps, in this case, «referencing» mainly subprime bonds, the BBB tranches.

Fed Funds had shifted to its current near zero state, but the Fed had not begun playing with the asset side of its balance sheet.

On an earnings basis, many of them are the cheapest I have seen maybe ever, and while some of their earnings prospects will be diminished by the fall in the market, and difficulties in the bond market, in general, the asset side of their balance sheets are in good shape.

Today the asset side of their balance sheet is much larger, long duration (over 6 years), negatively convex, and modestly dirty as a result.

My own view is that the Fed has used up a lot of firepower on the asset side, but still has a lot to work with.

Comparing alchemy and central banking is fitting, I think, with central bankers toying with the asset side of the balance sheet, since liability policy has hit the zero bound.

After all, the asset side of a bank's balance sheet...

Rising stock prices improve the household balance sheet on the asset side.

On top of all this, if a company has intangible assets such as brand names and patents, these may not be listed at full value on the asset side of the ledger, and thus they won't be fully reflected in stockholder's equity.

On the asset side, cash and long term bonds would suffer the most, while money market funds, which can adjust interest rates upwards, would shrink less.

But so is the ability to preserve value, and that is the asset side of the question.

Easier access to credit and greater debt availability have helped many Americans afford major purchases such as homes, which have strengthened the asset side of their balance sheets, as well as college degrees, which have become increasingly necessary in the competitive labor market.

Let's focus on the asset side for now.

Any entry on the asset side, or the liability side, of the balance sheet can serve as an objective benchmark for the analyst striving to understand a business.

The breakup of asset side is as under:

After all, the asset side of a bank's balance sheet is more commodity - like.

The $ 3 mm of promissory notes on the assets side of the balance sheet are offset by $ 3 mm of limited recourse debentures on the liabilities side.

The Fed and other central banks discovered the asset side of their balance sheets, and began to allocate credit to non-standard assets.

Monetary policy is omnipotent on the asset side, right?

But, what are you experiencing if anything on the asset side of your portfolio at present, I assume that it's just ordinary payments of cash flows from your mortgage bonds and other assets, because you have a fairly high quality portfolio we use the way the rating agencies rate them.

Unorthodox measures, attempting to use the asset side of the Fed's balance sheet to solve lending problems among banks and broker - dealers.

I think you would also want to take out non operating balance sheet items, such as cash (on the asset side) and interest bearing debt on the liability side to get to net operating assets — these are products of capital allocation, not operations... I guess this gets close to an ROIC measure, but like you mentioned gross profit is much «cleaner» so I imagine this measure would be better at predicting operational profitability and hence future returns.

Look at a scaled version of the asset side of the Fed's balance sheet:

This would make sense because businesses use liabilities to offset capital intensity and increase return per unit of capital — the asset side of the balance sheet does not tell the whole story.

2) Now, because of all these actions on the asset side of the Fed's balance sheet, some are calling the actions of the Fed, including the Bear Stearns bailout, revolutionary.

If you net all of the changes that I highlighted on the asset side, it adds up to the change in assets less $ 3.5 billion.

On the asset side, the median differences are not uniform.