Sentences with phrase «business assets tied»

First, the bank will has all of the owner's personal assets and guarantees as well as business assets tied up as collateral for whatever loan it is providing.

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Security services provider Threat Protect Australia is considering a move to acquire assets from east coast player Apollo Security for around $ 6 million, after tying up an option for its two business units.

But some rich people make the mistake of tying the bulk of their assets up in one place, such as their own business or in real estate — two very illiquid investments.

With a true blind trust, Painter says, a president would typically sell his business, and then have an independent trustee — someone with no familial ties — reinvest the proceeds in assets the president doesn't even know have been selected.

But most business owners don't like to tie up their personal assets in this way.

In fact, the majority of their net worth is usually tied up in business interests or other investments, and the value of these assets fluctuate with the market.

For those that have e-mailed me about equity management, I will get back to you soon; I have been tied up in details of getting my assets management business going recently.

In other words, Frost has about 93 % of its assets in things tied to businesses and governments rather than households.

Liquidity is a common concern for family businesses where all assets and capital are tied up in operations and expansion.

A personal guarantee will tie your personal assets with your business debts.

The changes in costs in the other two funds are not linked to asset flows, but rather to changes in acquired fund fees and expenses tied to the funds» investments in business development companies (BDCs).

Filing an Articles of Dissolution officially ties up the loose ends when ending a business and ensures the state and your business associates are notified, and any remaining assets properly distributed.

We work with businesses of all shapes and sizes — we are very proud of that — but there is one common thread that ties them all together; each of them trusts us with their prized asset — their customers.

This is especially true of businesses that have most of their assets tied up in real property, like family - owned farms and manufacturers.

Say you're 85 years old and most of your assets are tied up in real estate holdings or business ownership.

In most cases, a large percentage of a business owner's assets are tied up in the business itself.

Critics are arguing the tie - up is indicative of a lack of long - term business strategy at Google and irresponsible handling of even the most valuable assets.

Ideally, the courts prefer not to leave one person with all the cash assets and another with assets that are tied up in something like a business.