Sentences with phrase «many hands of investors»

Now he's harnessing his frustration with Wall Street fees in a new venture called FeeX, which calls itself «the Robin Hood of fees» because it strives to put money back into the hands of investors and consumers.

«It strengthens the hand of investors in other price - fixing cases based on benchmarks that were reached in collaborative, or outright collusive, arrangements,» said Lawrence White, a professor at New York University's Stern School of Business.

And so the lever for 2018 capital spending will be in the hands of investor sentiment.

Stocks are not a claim to next year's earnings, but to a very long - term stream of cash flows that will be delivered into the hands of investors over decades and decades.

From a long - term standpoint, a security is nothing more than a claim on the long - term stream of cash flows it will deliver into the hands of investors over time.

Through the recurrent bubbles and collapses of recent decades, I've often discussed what I call the Iron Law of Finance: Every long - term security is nothing more than a claim on some expected future stream of cash that will be delivered into the hands of investors over time.

But corporations buy back stock, pay dividends, get acquired for cash which reduces the amount of stock outstanding, and places more cash in the hands of investors.

Bank loans can take months to process and this timeline could mean valuable properties slip out of the hands of investors.

One of the undisputed ways to add this 0.5 % (or any number for that matter) is to bring down the expense ratio and put more money in the hands of the investor.

Tax - free on the other hand implies income that is not taxable in the hands of investors i.e. the income from such tax - free source is not included in the total income for the purpose of computation of total tax liability.

But corporations buy back stock, pay dividends, get acquired for cash which reduces the amount of stock outstanding, and places more cash in the hands of investors.

More cash in the hands of investors means more buying power, and that gets used by many long - term institutional investors who have fixed mandates to follow.

It buys securities in the marketplace in order to both lower mortgage rates and take an even bigger stock of «safe assets» out of the hands of investors.

Either way, it's vital that every possible cent in distributions makes it back into the hands of the investor — one of the benefits of investing for income via dirt - cheap index funds.

Widespread use of float for financing is like trying to finance off of other seemingly costless liabilities — in the hands of some investors, that can lead to disaster — after all, consider all of the disasters that I have written about where people finance short to invest long.

The biggest benefit is taking something that was perceived to be illiquid and of limited value, and turning it into a liquid asset that may have an even greater value in the hands of an investor than the original policy owner.

After all, in the hands of an investor, a life insurance policy is simply an «investment» that has ongoing cash flow requirements (premiums) but will eventually mature as a (much larger) death benefit later.

These regulations leave the state's energy future largely in the hands of investor - owned utilities (IOU).

In order to put more money in the hands of investors, IRDA recently said that insurers can not charge a fee for surrendering a unit - linked insurance policy after five years.

After all, in the hands of an investor, a life insurance policy is simply an «investment» that has ongoing cash flow requirements (premiums) but will eventually mature as a (much larger) death benefit later.

A blockchain startup called Lucid Exchange offers a solution through smart contracts that puts the power back into the hands of investors when trading derivatives.

Nakamoto set the ball in motion but Popper shows that the fate of bitcoin is now in the hands of investors and ideologues who continue to work on bitcoin and the infrastructure around it.

The best part is that, unlike partnerships and syndications, this structure leaves total control in the hands of the investor - owners.

Bank loans can take months to process and this timeline could mean valuable properties slip out of the hands of investors.

Not exact matches

Not the weak handed investors who might be in it for the wrong reasons, such as the price of coffee.

Steven Cook, senior fellow for Middle East and Africa Studies at the Council on Foreign Relations, said higher oil prices lessen all the worries from 2015 and 2016 about the Saudi government's ability to maintain its commitments, but the consolidation of power in the hands of the Crown Prince also is significant for the market and investors as his reform program is widely regarded as critical for Saudi Arabia's future prosperity.

The finance minister of Saudi Arabia has sought to reassure investors that the kingdom is a secure place to invest following a crackdown on corruption in the country that saw individuals imprisoned and assets handed over to the government.

Also, a bond fund is only going to have so much cash on hand, so if the investors in a certain fund all want to redeem their shares of the fund at the same time, it will pose problems for the fund manager trying to meet redemption requests.

As such, it also gives owners and investors more control over the business, in a way that they would not be subjected to the mercy of the hands of the programmers.

Oops: The $ 400 juicer which raised $ 118 million in funding from the likes of Kleiner Perkins and GV might not be so impressive, Bloomberg reports: Investors just found out they can make juice by squeezing the company's produce packs with their hands, no $ 400 machine (already a drop from the original $ 700 price tag) required.

TechCrunch reports that SoundCloud's founders told staff during one of the post-redundancy all - hands meetings that investors had asked them in March to make the job cuts as part of a $ 70 million (# 54 million) debt funding deal that was first reported by Business Insider.

Since the 1950s, a series of dictators had devastated the Argentine private sector, concentrating wealth into the hands of politically connected oligarchs, corrupt government contractors, and, most recently, foreign investors.

In Forsythe's case it's all those who had a hand in building his company, whether his employees, the thousands of iTechs representing the brand, or the company's investors, including Y Combinator.

That was true even though a combination of taxes on dividends and on capital gains would reduce the 10 percent earned by the corporation to perhaps 6 percent to 8 percent in the hands of the individual investor.

The new service, Coinbase Custody, will offer a raft of extra security measures and hand - holding in order to persuade big investors to put their money into assets like bitcoin.

For the food tech startup Dinner Lab, however, having a whole clan of investors does exactly the opposite: It keeps the creative control of the company consolidated, untouched and unfettered by the otherwise omnipotent hand that comes with a big check from a VC deal.

She jumped immediately into the task of restructuring Google under a new corporate umbrella, Alphabet — and showing investors how much the company was earning from and spending on its core search and ads business on the one hand and its «moonshot» projects on the other.

If the investor needs more hand - holding and more of a human touch and has more complex financial issues, then a traditional brick - and - mortar advisor might be more appropriate.

While Taggar says the startup will be focused on corporate rentals in the Bay Area for at least the next year, Caldwell says the startup could have success in places where a significant percentage of housing is in the hands of individual investors with multiple properties, such as Las Vegas and Phoenix.

Long used to the inevitability of capital gains, investors and markets have not been tested during a stretch of time when prices go down and policymakers» hands are tied to perform their historical function of buyer of last resort.

Watsa's sway with investors is no mystery: Fairfax has returned more than 5,000 % over the past 20 years, and the company has its hands in a diverse array of businesses, including insurance, media, and restaurants.

Until recently, the Stanford dropout who started Theranos at 19 seemed to have investors, the media and retail partner Walgreens eating out of her hand.

Saudi Arabia's state - owned oil giant Saudi Aramco could first issue stock on its home market and privately place shares in the hands of big Asian investors before facing the complexity of listing on an international exchange.

But is there an alternative, short of going hat - in - hand to angel investors or venture capitalists or the proverbial three Fs: family, friends, and fools?

You're building your business with your own money, which means you get to keep control of it, not hand it over to some investor.

These investors reportedly come with a lot of cash on hand, and are snapping up buildings across the borough, beating out families who require financing to afford the properties.

Equity crowdfunding under the JOBS Act has been seen as a democratization of the startup and small - business investment process, and one which will put the ability of entrepreneurs to raise capital into the hands of «the crowd» and not just wealthy investors, banks and Wall Street brokers.

I had misplaced my copy of Robert Slaters 1996 biography of George Soros, so I welcomed the opportunity to get my hands on Slaters recently released second edition entitled, Soros: The Life, Ideas, and Impact of the World's Most Influential Investor.

The hands - on approach has led to frictions with Rome, concerned about an asset it considers of strategic importance, and has also unnerved other investors at the telecoms group.

Most of the power lies in the hands of executives like CEO Matthew Salzberg or investors such as Bessemer Venture Partners.