assets造句

depreciable non-monetary assets

I think he'd pledged his fixed assets.

Tight control on investment in fixed assets

fixed assets investment plan of construction industry

Do you guarantee all the bad assets or just the housing assets?

It affects portfolio decisions. It has led to a dramatic shift away from risky assets to riskless assets, or at least assets perceived as riskless.

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Their innate tenacity is one of their greatest assets, though.

Wrap assets: This approach consists of multiple techniques.

These creditors would sell the assets to the highest bidder.

In one class of models, misperception of risk generates excessive demand for risky assets, housing and financial assets in particular.

Often this long lifecycle existed because the business vocabulary for the business level management of assets was not aligned with the IT level management of assets.

In fact, the assets that the Norwegian government owns is about two-thirds oil and one-third government pension fund assets.

Under the consignment shop structure, Banks would consign only assets with doubtful values.

The fixed assets investment by development zones of Beijing totaled 9.26 billion yuan.

Balancing account: Balancing account consist of (1) Errors and Omissions and (2) official Reserve assets.

The prices for investment in fixed assets were up 0.2 percent.

ONE can only marvel at the financial sector's ingenuity in finding new assets to trade.

It all sounds suspiciously like the subprime mortgage boom, when Banks parked illiquid assets in off-balance-sheet vehicles.

Total savings by everyone is equal to the sum of productive assets and government debt, and if there is an imbalance in this equation it does not mean we have too little or too many productive assets.

This approach usually incorporates one of the most important assets of the modern enterprise - enterprise data as an afterthought.

"arbitrage pricing theory - APT: An economic theory that determines prices of assets and the associated risk premia for each kind of pervasive risk assets face, on the assumption that the expected return of an arbitrage portfolio is zero."

Depending on where the assets expected returns are and the assets' standard deviations, we can see that we might be able to do better than — have a lower variance than either asset.

A fund with 100 holdings might have over half of its assets concentrated in five or six stocks.

The "release value" of taking public assets private can be enormous, says Peter Morris of Ascend, a consultancy.

A serious slowdown could show wealthy Asians the merits of putting money into assets other than just equities and property.

As a boss, you should constantly question costs and try to be seen to be abstemious rather than extravagant - at least with corporate assets.

Otherwise, you have to rely on the WAN to transfer assets when you need them (i.e., when creating or updating a workspace, etc).

The abrupt departure was apparently precipitated by a Securities and Exchange Commission court order freezing the firm's assets because of allegations of fraud.

Note that adding this wisdom is different than harvesting assets for the reference architecture at the end of a project lifecycle.

Foreign investors who snapped up distressed companies after the1997 financial crisis have often made huge profits, sparking a popular outcry that the original assets were sold too cheaply.

This means sitting on top of the creation of user passwords and the formulation of rules and procedures for such fundamental functionality as general access to the system assets.

The instrument is a form of senior debt that is paid back from the issuer's cash flows but is also secured against a ring-fenced pool of assets, such as mortgage loans, in the event of default.

Households account for almost two-thirds of it. But they put more than half of their spare funds into physical assets, such as homes, rather than the financial system.

Mr Paulson's plan is to use public money to buy assets from Banks whose value has slumped with every lurch downwards in America's housing market and which have been shunned by the private sector.

Officials applaud the profit, but caution that changing market conditions could turn that into a loss in the future as the Fed sells the assets when economic stimulus is no longer needed.

The four financial asset management companies, which were set up as part of the reform to dispose of bad assets of the state-owned commercial banks, selected580 eligible large and medium-sized state-owned enterprises for their debt-to-equity reform.