fund manager造句

Your financial adviser, mutual-fund manager, wealth manager and anyone else who handles your investments should report directly to you.

"It's more like an ugliness contest," says one hedge-fund manager.

Because the fund does not have to pay some hotshot (and expensive) MBA fund manager to pick stocks, an index fund is often cheaper than any other mutual fund.

These unit trusts are investment portfolios managed by a professional fund manager. As the fund manager pools the funds from many investors, he can invest in a diversified portfolio that offers lower risk.

“They've basically taken as much chemotherapy as you can take and survived it,” says a foreign fund manager.

"We want firms to make as much profit as possible, what they have to pay their employees is appropriate," said a fund manager at a hedge fund that holds a stake in Goldman.

"LIKE vampires in the dead of the night", rating agencies "will outlast us all", said Bill Gross of PIMCO, a fund manager, this month.

“I have no sympathy for an arrangement that in effect shuts out the rightful influence of other shareholders,” said Christian Strenger of DWS, Germany's biggest fund manager.

That the pension holder might retire into a world that is increasingly unliveable because of the actions of his fund manager features nowhere in any bonus calculation.

An experienced VC fund manager I have known for years told me recently that if a person does not know how to seriously twist the truth from time to time, he (she) cannot be an entrepreneur.

The turnout was decent, at about 50%, and several big fund managers were clearly furious.

It is an affront to the armies of traders, brokers and fund managers who require high costs for their livelihood.

This special report will explain how fund managers make these choices and what is best for the most important people: the individuals who entrust their savings to the fund-management industry.

Under the proposals, the CSRC would have the right to conduct on-site investigation of fund managers and custodian Banks.

For decades they used their bargaining power to force down the fees they paid to conventional, active fund managers.

The second study** looks at traditional fund managers, those who run mutual funds and stockmarket portfolios on behalf of pension funds.

Most fund managers prefer to bite their tongues. They are trying to spruce up their policies to avoid the government's wrath and reassure their anxious investors.

Backed by cheap government funding, their bosses have speculated with the gusto of hedge-fund managers-and lost, time and again.

The clients thought they were picking the best fund managers; the value investors were avoiding overpriced stocks; the growth managers were doing what they were paid to do.

A number of local mutual fund managers — 'stocks for the long run' notwithstanding — have been seen sneaking off during their lunch hours to do the same.

Academic research is also breaking down the mystique of hedge-fund managers and suggesting that it may be possible to replicate their returns using low-cost strategies in the futures markets.

The open question now is whether the hedge fund managers who opt to go the way of retail UCITS are able to deliver to their investors the performance and returns that they have promised.