Sentences with phrase «overseas funds»

International funds, also known as overseas funds, buy securities issued by non-US companies.

While the laws vary, they often regulate overseas funding and the number of working visas an NGO can offer.

On May 1, 2017, Rondure Global Advisors, headquartered in Salt Lake City and one of the nation's few woman - owned fund advisers, launched Rondure New World Fund (RNWIX / RNWOX) and Rondure Overseas Fund (ROSIX / ROSOX).

The corporate finance world, although uncertain, seems to be holding firm and UK plc currently appears to be an attractive investment for overseas funds.

Current U.S. laws already require travelers who wish to enter the country to declare any and all currencies greater than $ 10,000, although that does not cover holdings consisting of overseas funds or previous metals held abroad.

Attracted by potentially higher returns, they are putting more money into overseas funds that invest in offices, malls and apartment complexes than they have in six years.

New laws have made it tougher to bring in overseas funds and the government board that scrutinises investments now includes a former spy chief.

You can take advantage of the faster - growing economies by investing some portion of your assets in an overseas fund with a good record.

He hoped that improvements in market conditions would allow the Australian banks to access the overseas funding required.

Previously he had worked at Touche Remnant as Head of Investment, Cornhill Insurance as an Overseas Fund Manager and ADIG Investment in Frankfurt as a Global Equity Fund Manager.