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The company also plans to raise money from charitable foundations to lend out, with the interest being reinvested to fund further loans.

People close to the company said it had already reinvested $400m of the savings in the salaries and bonuses of new staff.

Under the proposed legislation, American companies will no longer be allowed to put off paying tax on profits made and reinvested abroad.

She says research has shown that for every dollar a female borrower earns from her business, ninety-eight cents is reinvested.

Reinvestment Risk The risk that future proceeds will have to be reinvested at a lower potential interest rate .

She says research show (has shown) that for every dollar a female borrow or (borrower) earns from her business, 98 cents is reinvested.

My next goal would be to have the excess cash flow from my assets reinvested into the asset column.

She says research has shown that for every dollar a female borrower earns from her business, 98 cents is reinvested.

Poor countries have been allowed to skip about $6bn in IDA repayments, which would normally have been reinvested.

"If they deliver the services, then they'll receive additional resources which can be reinvested at the health facility, " Schneidman says.

The power of compounding your reinvested share or fund dividends makes a massive difference to your overall return.

But in practice, the coupon payments can only be reinvested at the market rates operative when the coupon is received.

FDI inflows to Chile increased by 48% due to a continued rise in reinvested earnings resulting from windfall benefits from mining.

Any profits will either be reinvested by the Spanish companies or paid in dividends to shareholders, some of whom are foreign.

Any alteration of the form in which assets are invested or reinvested shall not affect their character as investments.

Under IRS rules, in order for the proceeds to retain tax-exempt status, they must be reinvested at fair market value.

And seek out reliable dividends, which can be reinvested into shares at lower prices in the event of continued declines.

Inflows to the US rebounded to $175bn, boosted by an all-time high in reinvested earnings of $65bn.

And the profits it makes are reinvested in the enterprise, not distributed to its owners.

The risk that future cash flows from a particular investment will be reinvested at a lower rate of return.

Caijing now generates about half of the group's revenue, but the S. E. E. C. has reinvested a considerably smaller percentage.

These results are indicative of how a passive index investment with reinvested cash flows would have performed.

There was a lot of cheap money around, and it needed to be reinvested.

The benchmark is a price return index that does not include reinvested dividends.

When those dollars were reinvested in dollar-denominated assets, it was America's turn to bubble.

You then calculate the subsequent ten-year real return from investing in gilts (allowing for gross income reinvested).

In the event the profits are being reinvested in the country, such profits shall be exempted from all corporate tax.

Promoting the use of renminbi funds makes it more likely that currency will not be taken offshore and will be reinvested onshore.

support for open-end funds, as well as all cash dividends reinvested (share dividends).

It says more than ninety percent of earnings are reinvested in community development projects in Uganda.

Overall exposure to equities was also decreased and the proceeds reinvested in cash and bonds.

The median one-year shareholder return for companies in the survey was 21%, including share-price appreciation and reinvested dividends.

Source : Lipper, JP Morgan, Total Return, NAV to NAV , after annual charges, gross income reinvested, US$.

Figure 3 assumes that all cash flows generated from each asset class are reinvested and that no taxes or transaction costs are paid.

Note, though, that the return on equities over decades comes almost entirely from the value of reinvested income.

Therefore it is assumed that the coupon payments can be reinvested at this average rate, i. e.

Source : Lipper, Total Return, NAV to NAV , after annual charges, gross income reinvested.

Annual total returns (including reinvested income) on American shares and bonds averaged 13% and 10% respectively, well ahead of inflation.

As 2009 ended, Wall Street capped its first-ever negative decade on a total return basis, even with dividends reinvested.

I looked at total shareholder returns, which includes reinvested dividends, for the broad market Wilshire 5000 index.

Unless we reinvested all earnings, massive deterioration in the value of assets already in place would occur.

Money is being withdrawn from the periphery and reinvested in US Treasuries, German bunds, and even British gilts.

Indeed, most of the industry's profits in 2006 will be reinvested back into the business.

It says more than 90% of earnings are reinvested in community development projects in Uganda.

The shares split several times, and she reinvested the dividends.

Much of this has been reinvested, often in property and at times in the stock market.

For students-of-economic-history-in-the-making, it is also a symbol of the great fortunes being made, and then reinvested, in China.

Finally, the cash is either reinvested (arrow 4a) orreturned to the investors who purchased the original security issue (arrow 4b).

Bid to Bid, with gross income reinvested.

Mr Raskob calculated that an investment of just $15 a month would, with dividends reinvested, grow into $80, 000 after 20 years.

It can either come home, or it needs to be reinvested.

That return reinvested over 42 years will multiply your stake 67 times.

Reinvestment Rate The rate at which cash flows from fixed-income securities may be reinvested

special exemption of reinvested profits

Earnings reinvested in host country;