Sentences with phrase «more of its assets»

At the same time, the bank is hoping the move could force clients who want continued access to hot IPOs to put more of their assets with the firm's wealth management business.

And yet, many retail industry experts contend that for all these missteps, Kamprad was more of an asset to the company than he was a liability.

Rebalancing involves disposing of portfolio holdings in asset classes that have risen in value and using the proceeds to buy more of your asset classes that have risen less in order to restore a desired balance between stocks and bonds.

Griffin might well have had (and still have) profound questions about the impact on his company of losing yet more of its assets.

It gets into more of the asset protection elements of a holding company, such as the ability to isolate valuable intellectual property into so - called «silos», among other topics.

It seems to me that you are invoking concepts of noblesse oblige, chivalry and grace from us in an attempt to get us to sacrifice yet more of our assets for the common good, without giving us any compelling reasons other than «it would be more fair».

What Happened GE could sell one or more of its assets, but the company may be poised to oversee a hybrid deal that would give...

Foreigners own a lot more of our assets than we own of their assets and we rely heavily, particularly in the U.S treasury market on foreign buying of our bonds.

The index was designed to prod the government pension fund to allocate more of their assets to Japanese stocks as they invest more in equities generally.

LTV is calculated as a percentage out of 100, with higher LTVs signifying that more of the asset is financed with a loan.

Could gain experience in cup games while Arteta covers for Coquelin and in 6 - 12 months time Samper would of gotten use to the team a lot more and be more of an asset.

I'm sure he is ready to get moving with his career and get some guaranteed money coming his way, but honestly he can spend 2 weeks refining his baserunning in Gwinnett and be even more of an asset to the team when he arrives.

With a midfielder on the right flank, Bellerin's attacking instinct also becomes more of an asset as his overlaps provide more space for the midfielder.

Chelsea are likely to revamp their rearguard, with Luiz desperate to show he is more of an asset than a liability at centre - half.

So, with that in mind, you tell me which one of us is more of an asset to the club?

We need Theo, he is far more of an asset than not.

The eight goal tally in 14 - 15 for San Marino gives you some indication that when given the chance, he seldom spoils a chance to get on the scoresheet, making him that much more of an asset.

When you use collateral to obtain a loan, you must pledge one or more of your assets as security for the loan.

Buy more of the assets with low market to replacement cost ratios.

In an environment like this, you may want to follow McElvaine's lead and keep more of your assets in cash.

Further, an advisor should know enough about estate planning to make your financial portfolio as tax efficient as possible so more of your assets go to loved ones and organizations you believe in.

As financing shifts toward the end of the spectrum, the odds of a bubble go up, as cheap financing allows marginal buyers to buy more of the asset in question.

By happy coincidence, the older you get, the more of your assets you ought to be putting into GICs / bonds.

Valuation timing involves purchasing more of asset classes that are bargains and less of asset classes that are over-valued.

While most states have plans that automatically shift more of the assets from stocks to bonds as your child gets closer to college, you're still taking a risk by putting money in the stock market at all.

Although it is true that many people found their houses to be a financial burden during the thick of the 2008 worldwide crisis, those that were able to stay on top of their payments actually found that their real estate was more of an asset than ever before.

Aggressive allocation funds seek to provide long - term capital appreciation by investing 70 % or more of their assets in equities,...

However, as our 2015 research shows, much of the talk of de-risking hasn't yet turned into action, and many plans still have nearly one - half or more of their assets exposed to equity markets.

World bond funds invest 40 % or more of their assets in non-U.S. bonds.

This is because the strategy involves achieving your target asset allocation by selling a portion of the assets that have risen in price and buying more of the assets that have fallen in price.

«Typically they extract 2 - 3 % of the assets per year from the clients and if you do this over a period of 20, 30 or 40 years, eventually your broker winds up with more of your assets than you do».

The idea is that by opting for a longevity annuity rather than immediate annuity, you get to hold onto more of your assets now, but still have those assured payments coming in down the road.

The share price has not really changed over the past year, and probably won't until more of the asset conversion process is complete.

As you age, a target - date fund begins to gradually move more of its assets toward bonds so that by the time you're retired, your stock stake might have dwindled to, say, 30 % to 40 %.

Not surprisingly, given their lower - risk profile, Canadian women hold more of their assets in cash investments — 66 % on average, compared with 59 % for men — and less in stocks (15 % versus 21 %).

Part of the upside is related to incentive component of the Hedge Fund vehicles, and as more of the assets in this style get over the highwater marks this will be a nice kicker.

As a result of its market cap weighting, this fund invests more of its assets into larger companies and relatively less into smaller companies.

Why do institutions have so much more of their assets invested passively?

You lose your collateral — and possibly more of your assets.

Based on our current projections of operating expenses and liquidation costs, we currently estimate that distributions to stockholders would only occur in the event of a consummation of the sale of one or more of our assets:

To rebalance your portfolio, you would buy more of the asset class that's lower than desired, possibly using some of the proceeds of the asset class that is now larger than you intended.

This forces you to sell some of the asset classes off that have went up recently, and at the same time, it forces you to buy more of the asset classes that have went down recently.

Let's start with the simple precept that we want to own more of any assets that we expect will deliver the highest returns.

This will allow you to be more of an asset to your Fireteam, which will help you complete activities with greater ease.

While most states have plans that automatically shift more of the assets from stocks to bonds as your child gets closer to college, you're still taking a risk by putting money in the stock market at all.

In return for buying a «partnership policy,» you can protect more of your assets if you use up all the long - term care benefits and then want help through Medicaid.

If you pick low limits, more of your assets are exposed when an accident results in hundreds of thousands of damages.

In this manner, the donor is able to make a generous gift to his charity and receive a substantial tax deduction, leaving more of his assets for his heirs.

The investor purchases more of the asset when prices are low and less when prices are high, but always the same fixed currency amount.

And the rise in transaction fees helped convince Stripe that bitcoin is meant to be more of an asset and less of a currency for daily payments.