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Once a supreme electoral asset, he is now something of a liability, especially with those under 40 who don't remember the glory days.

He did not, however, inform Congress of his change of heart, and the House debate revolved almost entirely around the asset-purchase plan.

Another said: "The panda is not simply seen as an endangered animal here in Chengdu, but an asset representing the city's image. "

However, due to our lack of a genuine sense of the bankruptcy restructuring system, only the implementation of Huarong Asset clean-up.

For asset stories, we want at least to see competent management that won't mess up the value of the assets we've identified.

As mentioned a moment ago, IaaS marks the shift from the paradigm of infrastructure as an asset to that of Infrastructure as a Service.

People who DO not take advantage of these tax savings offered legally are missing a great opportunity to build their asset columns.

Banking and asset management used to be perceived as fairly dull jobs, which did not attract a significant wage premium.

Because information is considered an asset with economic value, it is often processed and sold to mass marketers.

"And the advantage for us was that it encouraged clients to think long-term about asset allocation, rather than on a fund-specific basis. "

When two or more assets are assigned to the same space, Visio places their asset shapes one on top of the other within the same space shape.

A burden to the money: Burden? Well I may be happy if I earn a lot of money. But I also believe that big asset is big disaster.

The fear was that the company would have to sell off a major part of its asset base to stay liquid.

Such a move would be in addition to a fresh asset purchase programme, or quantitative easing, now under consideration.

A profit in French retail banking was almost entirely offset by losses at the bank's asset-management and international-retail division.

Some would opt for gold, although it pays no yield and its nominal value is highly volatile. China has no asset that seems appropriate.

He told me that my ability to find one customer after another was an asset to the company.

A large database (known as the Asset Server) holds the details of every 3D model, texture, avatar, or other asset.

That in turn could fuel asset bubbles like the one China is arguably trying to deal with in its real estate market.

It is a once-a-lifetime asset -- if you get out of it, you can't get back in.

The only asset classes in which investors planned to increase their holdings over the next three years were hedge funds and private equity.

Emerging markets did not cause the current financial crisis and yet few asset classes have been hit harder by it.

He said: "In terms of coverage and earnings, AIA is a unique asset that no other life company in Asia comes close to matching. "

The mantra that "the world is flat" is going to be an asset and a challenge for small businesses.

Creativity, he said, might be an even more valuable asset that educators and parents should emphasize.

He worked out of a bombed out building and the only asset he had was the passion to build his company.

Or Lehman has been trying to sell off some of its assets, including its asset management unit to raise money.

But Jesus announced that this woman's actions gave evidence that she had another asset: God's gift of saving faith in his Son.

Furthermore, it is something of an 'uncorrelated' asset, meaning it won't necessarily rise and fall in line with everything else.

Now the files are in a state where they are ready to be shared as a governed asset in RAM.

Often a sale or exchange of the asset would be necessary to recognize the loss associated with a partially impaired asset.

"The small size of the dedicated investor base make it a volatile asset class, but the fundamentals remain solid, " she argues.

The cost of the truck is. entered in an asset account, which in essence represents the advance purchase of these transportation services.

So I've given away an asset, but I continue to pay the income tax on it, which allows me to shift more wealth to the next generation.

The company declined to speculate on how much asset sales have raised so far.

But I told him that, looking back at my life, my biggest asset was the 11 years I spent in China as a child.

John Chatfeild-Roberts, director of Jupiter Asset Management, says it is possible in the very near term that there could be a pull-back.

Wu said, the market liquidity of asset liquidity is all about.

The minister said the change in strategy reflected a desire to match the asset profile of the stabilisation funds with pension liabilities.

Everyone knows Glen is a great player and if he's fit and ready to go, he's a fantastic asset for us.

First, coffee is a specialist commodity that lives up to its reputation as a non-correlated asset.

Worthlessness of the asset, however, can entitle the company to a loss deduction even if the asset has not been completely abandoned.

"I don't even know their last names, but I count them all as my friends and an important asset in my life, " he said.

But in more exotic asset classes, the long-term expected return may be zero, or at least less than the risk-free rate.

In that case, one of the two dominant portfolios has to be a portfolio consisting of nothing but the risk-free asset.

While it's especially hard to reduce an asset that seems to be doing so well, it's the essence of rebalancing and diversification.

In less than five years that wealth is going to flood out of the country, causing huge tremors in overseas asset markets.

In short, don't double down on an asset that has had such a tremendous run.

KKR founders Henry Kravis and George Roberts described the move as 'part of a strategic build out of our asset management platform. '

"This was a rare asset to buy and the sale interested the big global players, " said one person familiar with the matter.

Since the crisis the bank has increased its market share in all its main businesses, from retail and investment banking to asset management.

What, finally, are the lessons, beyond the obvious one that it is idiotic to believe that the prices of any asset class can only go up?

In China, Soros said he also believes there is a something of an asset bubble.

The same types of asset are often defined differently in different programs. Numbers do not always add up.

He said: "This is a program of the U. S. sanctions since the largest amount of an asset freeze. "

Sense of responsibility: Each of our franchisees is a valued asset. If a franchisee has any needs, they just have to ask us to help.

"If either partner decides to leave in 2013, they will want the asset to be as valuable as possible, " he said.

Strictly carry out financial system, establishing and perfecting the bank account management, bills management, asset management system.

Number two, at 11%, was a sharp fall in the U. S. dollar; number three was a 'blow up in asset prices. '

In all three cases the new era turned out, at least in the short run, to be a false dawn, and an asset-price crash ensued .

Currencies and government bonds, among the main asset classes, have always been traded without the aid of an exchange.

'He said he'd been looking at his striking options and thought that if I stayed fit then I could be a big asset to the team.

With her wealth of experience, I believe that Regina will be a tremendous asset to the team and will help drive the hotel to the next level.

MR. LINDERMAN: I wouldn't be disappointed to see that happen. This building could be quite an asset to your company.

As a so- called " wasting asset " , it has tax advantages , and there is always the consolation of drinking the asset if the price falls .

Until credit starts flowing again and asset prices stop plunging around the world, he said exchange rates will remain volatile.

The ability to concentrate on those issues at the heart of the negotiation is an asset the CN cannot afford to be without.

Cuteness was an asset worth paying for, they said, especially for an "umbrella species" like the panda.

And yet the bank is still holding rates close to zero, and is pursuing a second round of QE to prop up asset prices.

The only way for a business term to express that it maps to a number of data fields would be by using asset assignments.

Bank asset quality is the lifeline of the bank, directly impacts the result of bank's operation.

The repository allows decision logic to be managed as an enterprise asset, making it easier to understand and update decision logic.

They basically told me I was a valuable asset, they were upset when I left, and that they are prepared to make me a substantial offer.

The shareholders argue that the bank was a going concern and had a strong asset base, albeit hit by short-term liquidity problems.

For that reason alone, JPMorgan Asset Management's Shairp said he has called for his fund firm to take some risk off the table.

"I'm sure that him having worked so well with me will be a great asset in any Republican primary, " said the president.

The eurozone as a whole did not suffer huge asset bubbles and consequent financial crises: these were limited to a few peripheral members.

And a severe plunge in asset prices, even if it makes no sense in terms of fundamentals, tends to deplete that capital.

Through a smart bit of asset flipping, it was the only bank that profited from the ill-fated takeover of ABN Amro, a Dutch bank, in 2007.

"With other investment asset classes performing poorly, art will still be viewed as an alternative investment, " he said.

The OECD said the effectiveness of the UK's asset purchase programme - the so-called quantitative easing programme - was uncertain.

Moreover, suppose that risk premiums should be permanently lower and asset valuations permanently higher: by how much?

In the enterprise's balance sheet, even a single coin won't be added regardless how much fixed asset and current asset the enterprise owns.

"We tend to still like residential as an asset class, it's just a matter of time, " said an industry source who invests in property in Asia.

Aunt Maggie was not even allowed to see his body nor was she able to claim any of his asset.

It is all about diversification but within an asset class to which they relate and like.

Food was more than nourishment. It was an asset.

The Bank of England is unlikely to deliver any surprises today, with an unchanged policy rate outcome and asset purchases target likely.

Party B undertakes and warrants that it shall not discuss anything to any potential investor regarding any other known asset package.

Frustrated that he could not challenge the investment strategies of his bosses, he jumped to Credit Suisse Asset Management in London.

Then he announced that he would recapitalize banks and, a month later, that there would be no toxic-asset purchases after all.

Asset prices will have been rising, and whatever new financial instrument that comes along will look as if it is safe.

New media seem to be as much a risk as an asset for politicians.

The portion of an asset's cost expected to be recovered through sale or trade-in of the asset at the end of its useful life.

The statement said the EU travel ban and asset freeze on sanctions list of new officers and a pro-Gaddafi, the Libyan airline.

This extra credit makes asset markets liquid: if ever you need to sell something, there always seems to be a ready buyer.

two years after its ipo , torch lost seasoned issue and stocks dividend because its return on net asset did not meet the bottom requirement.

Li, despite limited asset-management experience, was able to continue the pursuit on his own due to his strong cash position.

Rather than trying to seem perfect, being honest about your shortcomings in an interview or on the job can be perceived as an asset.

Mr. Zardari's spokesman denied the allegations and said the asset list was inaccurate and fabricated to victimize Mr. Zardari.

Note that the definition of an asset is strikingly similar to that of a pattern.

Whilst a true reproduction of the actual colour might be an added asset, it is not in fact possible to make such a diagram.

Humanitari an and group activities are favored. Your uniqueness is an asset to you, and others find you to be an interesting person.

"You've got a range of possibilities - they buy whole companies, they buy parts of companies, or they go asset by asset, " he said.

Only if the IMF evolved into a global central bank able to issue them at speed could SDRs truly become a central reserve asset.

To me, a man's most valuable asset is his wife and family!

By the middle of the 20th century, the Western concern for truth gradually ceased to be an asset and turned instead into a liability.

An initial check at the shop did not reveal anything amiss, which led him to the fixed asset records.

D: Me, too! I'm sorry to see you go. You've been a great asset to our department. Things won't be the same without you.

Being a bit of an oddball may be an asset as an investor. It is less helpful if you need to persuade others to see things your way.

And if he does not run, it is not obvious that he would be an asset to the campaign of any other Socialist candidate either.

This type of income is called residual income and is often coined an intangible asset.

The new CEO is going to be a great asset to the company.

The important thing is to do it at least once a year in order to stay true to the asset-allocation strategy you've adopted.

BP has several options for asset sales, said bankers familiar with the matter.

Worry seems to focus on the possibility of an asset bubble and the chance that it will burst sometime in the next two to three months.

A few years ago western buyers would have been queuing up to secure such a prized asset.

In the case of a net asset value tender, the circular or advertisement must set out the basis on which the tender price will be calculated.

It was a subject of tremendous litigation, it had a complicated asset profile, and the employee base was demoralized , " he said. "

He is whip-smart, to be sure, but the equanimity with which he approaches politics seems the bigger asset during a crisis era.

Although extra work is required in many situations, your ability to be flexible and solve problems is usually an asset.

Indeed, with such a policy, long-term interest rates might have been lower and the asset boom even bigger.

The bubble bursts when there is no longer a "greater fool" ready to pay too much for the asset.

"The debate is still out on the long-term benefits of listing asset management groups, " admits one corporate financier.

It is not necessary to take into account of the original contract price when the price of the additional asset is separately negotiated.

The other major asset possessed by the Fed is the total of U. S. government securities it has purchased and amassed over the decades.

The asset management corporations--known as AMCs--were set up in the late 1990s to help clean up the major banks' balance sheets.

And since the medicine is powerful, the effects on asset markets are, in the short term at least, likely to be profound.

There is usually some time delay between the initial purchase of the asset and its subsequent re- sale.

While the Bank of Japan is not expected to take any drastic measures, a small expansion of its asset purchase facilities may be likely.

All this makes the consequences of any "safe asset" blow up all the more serious.

"Real estate in London is providing investors with an asset class that offers long-term stability, " Teoh says.

As you can see, Real-Time Asset Locator provides integration points for services that can be provided through a number of business systems.

Healthy, productive, and stable populations are always an asset, but most especially in a time of crisis.

It is going to be a very painful process to break the addiction to asset-led behaviour.

As an advanced result of financial virtuality, asset securitization was originally designed to avoid regulation and maximize profit.

Governance . The asset pool would be managed by external managers hired by an independent board, which would provide supervision.

We never claimed to have found a solution to the problem of monetary policy and asset prices, but we tried hard.

Studies show that shareholder payouts are the main reason that equities outperform other asset classes over the long run.

But as the industry expanded into illiquid asset categories, that strategy was no longer practical.

In fact, gold is currently one of the few remaining major asset classes where a case could be made for it to rise in a parabolic fashion.

The lease beginning date shall refer to the date on which the lessee begins to have the right to use the leased asset.

It has no programme for deregulation or asset sales. It is not prepared even to raise the retirement age for women.

This article will discuss how OPC can be applied in an industrial setting to help improve asset management techniques and practices.

It would take years to develop SDR money markets that are liquid enough to be a reserve asset .

Because of this secrecy and the dearth of any official knowledge, information becomes a valuable asset on which rumor sites capitalize.

It is often tempting to persuade a developer or a development manager so they agree to reuse a software asset.

The province also suffered from four years of sub-par economic growth as it struggled to work off its fixed-asset investment binge.

Despite the uncertainty, some asset managers are trying to calm their clients by putting a positive spin on the downgrade.

Over the past two centuries, stocks have done dramatically better for investors than have bonds or any other asset class.

International investment can take place when a resident of one country buys land in a foreign country or any other existing asset.

Other activist funds facing resistance include Ichigo Asset Management, The Children's Investment Fund (TCI) and Dalton Investments.

You could prefix the configuration names with abbreviations for the asset registry to which they belong.

It turned out to be a shrewd move, and by endowment standards, which rarely stray from predetermined asset allocations, a bold one.

There would be price discovery if the government's loan had to be repaid whether or not the asset paid off in full.

The cash flows a CPA uses to test for impairment would assume the company uses the asset group for four years and disposes of it.

When markets are free, asset values are supposed to go up and down, and competition opens up opportunities for profits and losses.

Having plenty of cash reserves on the left (asset) side of a bank's balance sheet can help prevent such a crisis.

This could fuel concerns that the two parties are trying to snap up an undervalued asset on the cheap.

"Having employed Mr Asahi and seen him at work I'm sure he'll be a great asset to the Asahi team, " he said.

There was no indication of the size of possible asset purchases by the Fed.

The company is actively marketing the asset at a reasonable price in relation to its current fair value.

But let me not go too far in suggesting that asset classes near the perimeter of risk have no future.

Manulife Asset Management is part of that history and commitment to continually providing high-quality products and services to you.

The tough economy and easy credit condition have led many companies trying to profit from asset appreciation.

An asset boom delivered seemingly endless consumption-based growth, but did not make Britain a great place for business.

Put differently, by the time risk-taking and asset price inflation again take off, it may be too late for the Fed to turn it back.

The Bank for International Settlements has long warned of the dangers of unrestrained credit growth and asset price inflation.

Exports of goods and services enjoyed remarkable growth; fixed asset investment rose further and consumer spending continued to rise .

For her work on asset market bubbles, she researched the land market of Japan in the early 1990s.

That goal is to allocate the acquisition cost of a long-lived asset to expense over the years in which the asset contributes to revenue.

The company today offers investment banking, commercial and asset management to its customers.

While goodwill is technically an intangible asset, it is usually listed as a separate item on a company's balance sheet.

That said, its extraordinary access to the vast pools of money in an increasingly wealthy China make it an extraordinary asset.

The yuan-dollar exchange rate probably has little, if any, correlation to any other asset in your portfolio.

Each of these individual elements becomes an asset that must be created uniquely for your game.

Chris Derksen, head of frontier markets at Investec Asset Management, agrees it is all about outside perception.

'This is the beginning of another big and excessive run-up in asset prices, ' said Simon Johnson, a former IMF chief economist.

He made it clear that banks could expect to win advisory deals as the government considered future asset sales and privatisations.

Some asset classes (particularly illiquid ones) can be subject to a "rowing boat" effect. Mortgage-backed securities were a classic example.

Despite these frantic moves in the immediately affected markets, however, there was no sharp sell-off in other asset classes.

They are a vital asset at the heart of a community, the place where often life starts and ends.

The company has disclosed that it had raised $6. 7bn from asset sales since last September.

Her cosmopolitan looks, multilingualism and contacts in Venetian society would have made her a prized asset.

The Spurs accepted this fate for one reason. The Bulls made the best offer, and Perdue was an asset. He was part of the Spurs' first title.

Furthermore, the company no longer may be entitled to the depreciation deduction if an asset has been permanently retired from service.

The Trinity programme, set up in the 1960s, also turns the small class into a learning asset.

With all property values having fallen further so far this year, it is likely that the total asset value will fall again.

And, to judge from my own inbox, asset managers are starting to ask about the economics of how it could occur.

And all of it seems to point to Facebook looking to monetize its biggest asset - its 400 million strong user base.

He said that his training activities have greatly improved the ability to analyze issues and is a valuable asset in his life.

China holds more than $400bn in US Treasury bonds but it has been a small player in higher-risk, global asset classes.

For instance, unless you encode and optimize a video asset for search, Google won't be able to tell exactly what that content is.

The management knows that he is not a good people manager but his technical competence is an asset for the company.

China has called persistently for a new form of composite currency to take over from the dollar as the main reserve asset.

The Fed and its peers had clean balance sheets, with basically nothing but Treasury bills on the asset side.

All of these developments look set to continue throughout the decade, making gold bullion a strong 'buy-and-hold' asset.

If an asset manager tried to woo investors by trying to sell them a ship, most of them would run a mile.

The developer selects the kind of review process to be invoked and completes the updated asset submission steps.

Some large asset managers are actually required to withdraw their cash out of a fund if it is being investigated by the government.

A forensic artist can be an asset in recreating the facial image captured on videotape, as it is just one frame of a moving motion.

Under quantitative easing, it is possible to have rising asset prices and large output gaps, ' the note said.

Today the treatment of a financial asset is determined by the intention of the company.

When the asset is in the state of as-is or approved, it may be updated to a new asset version by selecting "Create new version. "

China is Exhibit A. With a vigorous domestic recovery under way, China ought to tighten soon, before asset prices bubble out of control.

This article is based on the asset reorganization of listed companies stood a few frequently asked questions to explore the point of view.

But Mr Ostry's team now points out that persistent inflows might be even more dangerous in terms of asset-price bubbles.

The chances are high of a Spanish asset price slide and banking crisis, with stagnation (at best) or depression, if it sticks in the euro.

However, asset quality might be something some banks need to seriously worry about only a few years later.

It later announced it had secured approval to launch a "trust" joint venture offering corporate banking and asset management services.

" This will result in a dilution to purchase an asset at a valuation that's higher relative to its own, " the note said.

This was surely not part of any of their asset allocation strategies.

It is important to understand that there can be only one state setting for a given test asset.

Brand Asset Consulting surveys a group of 17, 000 people about major brands at least four times a year.

He is keen to emphasise it was one of the first asset managers among its UK peers to move into hedge funds 10 years ago.

asset stripping: When a company takes over another company and sells off for profit the valuable assets of the company taken over.

The company reported that it has reduced its debt to $18. 9 billion through a combination of cost cutting and asset sales.

As I said AT the start of this section, the most important rule is to know the difference between an asset and a liability.

A variety of fund characteristics affect stock selection ability, including total asset value, numbers of holdings, and age of the fund.

Third thing we've got to do is we've got to focus on community colleges, which are a wonderful asset.

the corporation also played a major role in supporting the governments asset disposal programme , " said the hon" .

The service provider may be the same as the asset owner, as in the case of an independent service provider.

AIG executives spent the weekend trying to raise cash, either from asset sales or a capital infusion from private-equity firms, or both.

Our biggest asset is our human resource with an average age of less than 30 years. Amidst it, is a talent team of professionals.

Over the last few years, more emphasis has been placed on asset management and how it affects the bottom line.

Meanwhile, Washington's latest toxic-asset plan is, at least, a fleshed-out proposal.

Asian asset managers have no [overseas] distribution channels at the moment.

"Asset Substitution" , denoted by over-investment in general, is one of the main forms of conflicts between shareholders and creditors.

Replacement Cost The price that will have to be paid to replace an existing asset with a similar asset.

Depreciation is calculated and deducted from most of these assets, which represents the economic cost of the asset over its useful life.

The bubbly asset prices, ever easier credit and cheap oil that fuelled America's age of consumerism are not about to return.

If related agreements cannot be reached at the same time, the company will announce the halt of the major asset restructuring.

A Dubai Holdings spokeswoman said there has been a lot of speculation about asset sales but "there is nothing concrete to hand. "

It's ironic that today everybody knows her for her beauty, but it was her intelligence that was most important asset she had.

The political damage done by the way in which some of the money provided by the troubled asset relief programme was used was huge.

The volatility is a very important variable in finance due to its application in investment portfolio, asset pricing and risk management.

The usual accounting entry for amortization consists of a debit to Amortization Expense and a credit to the intangible asset account.

"Our strategic asset allocation tends to be a 10-year mix of assets, " says Rankin.

The accumulated depreciation shall be presented as the contra account of the fixed asset.

"It is an intelligent asset class in which to invest, as it is one that appears to be robust, " says Mr Walsh.

Why do you think you would be an asset to the company?

When commodity prices reversed, they were stuck with a depreciating asset and had to run it down as quickly as possible.

When an asset is reduced, as prepaid insurance was here, it is said that there has been a write-off of part (or all) of the asset.

It is possible for asset classes to be uncorrelated when they are small, as private-equity groups and hedge funds still were in the 1990s.

Clicking on an Empty slot inside the Asset Management Window now shows the correct Hireling Types Available for that specific Asset.

Steve has been a tremendous asset to Morgan Stanley and is a world renowned influential thought leader.

The power of the mind is our biggest asset and yet most of us choose to disregard it.

An asset compiler is a build system which transforms a set of media files into the media files needed for the final build of a video game.

It is one of the Taiping Asset's primary objectives to help entrusted and clients realize a steady growth of wealth.

Your boss will quickly come to see you as someone she can count on and a huge asset to the team.