Sentences with phrase «geographic exposure»

While all bonds are denominated in U.S. dollars, the fund's broad geographic exposure includes the U.S., developed market, and emerging market issuers.

While it diverges from our benchmark by excluding most small - caps and therefore tilting large, EPP's overall sector and geographic exposures look market - like.

VOD will be a smaller company when this is done, with less geographic exposure and less hidden value.

On the other hand, if you are v conscious of the risks & biases involved, then yes an occasional silver lining may be presented — in the form of (for example, as you highlight) mis - priced companies due to language barriers, misconceptions about geographic exposure (s), etc..

VZ, on the other hand, has better assets and is the domestic play but will have a lot more debt and less broad geographic exposure.

Meanwhile, LPs are seeking to diversify their geographic exposure.

The majority of the Fund Management Industry identifies the geographic exposure of an entity by headquarter location, place of primary listing or place of incorporation.

Lastly, looking at their geographic exposure, we see that Third Point's Offshore Fund is net long the Americas 103 %, net long Europe 21 % and net short Asia -1 %.

The transaction advances Snow Phipps» strategy of building a comprehensive Hispanic foods platform diversified across product, customer, channel and geographic exposure, and further enhances Teasdale's national footprint in the Hispanic foods category, specifically within the attractive bakery and foodservice channel.

Positions in three other areas are also actively managed: geographic exposure, duration and curve positioning, and liquidity.

With its geographic exposure and more levers to pull in transforming operations, Chesapeake can achieve better operations and improve earnings.

I've been a very happy investor in Vodafone, as it carried less debt than other major telecommunication companies, had much less exposure to legacy costs associated with wireline businesses because they're primarily a wireless company and they had broad geographic exposure to Europe, India, Africa, Australia and the U.S. (through 45 % of VZW).

Then, look at your geographic exposure, says Heath.