Sentences with phrase «larger equity play»

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The life - savers are pension funds, whose demand for long - term fixed income assets could reach record levels this year - and, counterintuitively, it's the surge in world equity markets that will play a large part in fuelling this appetite.

What would be the biggest M&A deal in Australian oil and gas and the largest private equity deal in the sector, still has some way to play out.

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For instance, given the large size of the network and significant enrollment trends, what role did the authorizer play in tracking issues related to equity or holding the network accountable leading up to the OCR complaint?

Also, in the present day, private equity plays a larger role, and they exacerbate the degree to which stocks get IPOed dear, and acquired cheap.

But with longevity playing a larger role in financial planning and with interest rates and equity returns tracking much lower, «it's best to have a financial plan that will take all of these changing variables into account,» says Vickie Campbell, a CFP with Ryan Lamontagne in Ottawa.

A new study concludes that cash - out refinancings and home equity lines of credit played a larger role in the financial crisis than was previously understood, by greatly expanding and «synchronizing» the pool of borrowers at risk to price declines.

In addition to «business as usual» contracting arrangements, we play a significant role in merger, acquisition and disposal transactions for international and New Zealand clients, including large multinationals and leading private equity players.

Some ULIPs play it safe by allocating a larger portion of the invested capital in debt instruments while others purely invest in equity.

Emotions may play a particularly large part in today's market, which features longer times on market, sellers who may have lost equity to dropping prices, and buyers convinced they can bid down the price further.