Sentences with phrase «viewed as a capital asset»

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«I strongly believe that Capital One's senior leadership views associates as one of their most important assets, and treats them accordingly.

Join the GSAM workshop to explore EM through a multi-asset lens; looking at investment techniques for allocating across the spectrum of EM asset classes, as well as sharing our views on the most attractive opportunities for generating capital growth and income.

Therefore, curve flattener reflects the consensus bearish volatility view where asset prices continue to boom under policy accommodation, while curve steepener expresses a bullish volatility thesis where higher term premium (as a result of «quantitative tightening») would reverse policy - induced private capital displacement and «financial adventurism.»

They view students as «human capital» or «assets.»

As no underlying asset is actually owned, these derivatives escape Capital Gains Tax and HMRC view income derived from this speculation as tax - freAs no underlying asset is actually owned, these derivatives escape Capital Gains Tax and HMRC view income derived from this speculation as tax - freas tax - free.

The Internal Revenue Service of the U.S. drafted a 2014 notice on «virtual currency» providing some guidance on its views of bitcoin as capital assets that are subject to taxes.

The current debate has seen reference made to the views of economist Hernando de Soto, who argues that legal title to property is fundamental to its exploitation as an asset.135 He suggests that poor people in «developing countries» can accumulate capital in the form of land in shanty - towns for example but they are unable to realise its potential wealth because without legal title to such property, it can not be used as collateral.

Thomas N. Bohjalian, C.F.A., senior vice president & portfolio manager, Cohen & Steers Capital Management; Jay Flaherty, chairman and chief executive officer, HCP, Inc.; Roger Pratt, managing director, Prudential R.E. Investors; and Frank Small, managing director, JER Partners — top institutional investors and lenders who invest both in seniors housing and other real estate asset classes — will highlight historical trends in their portfolios, as well as present their views on future performance trends.

An investor views his money as a «capital asset».