gross assets

The gross assets of the brothers' holdings were more than $24 billion.

According to Menzies, the new company will have estimated gross assets of €10million.

Total gross assets were overstated by $1.5 billion.

Gross assets under management have been reported at £2bn "at its peak", although it is not clear which date this relates to.

The differences here relate to issues such as operating revenue, consolidated gross assets, and the number of employed persons.

The gross assets of the company into which the VCT invests must not exceed £7m or £8m following the investment.

At present, the gross assets of China Life Insurance have outnumbered RMB 1 trillion.

Those fees rise if the fund performs well: the performance fee is based on gross assets and the fees generally last the duration of the investment in the fund.

CRA earned double-digit returns for teachers' system over a period of 17 years and grew to manage approximately $2 billion in gross assets before its closure in 2009.

One of these buildings called 2-3 Triton Square was a new headquarters for what was then the UK's fifth largest bank by gross assets, Abbey National.

The Carlyle Group, which has $17.5 billion in gross assets under management, invests money for 550 investors in 55 countries, and has investors in the Middle East.

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With an eye toward making forecasting more robust, in 2003 Estep published a version of the T-Model driven by cash items: cash flow, gross assets and total liabilities.

The company has operations on six continents but is mainly concentrated in Australia and Canada, and owns gross assets valued at $81 billion through a complex web of wholly and partly owned subsidiaries.

In 2012 it was reported to have $8.3 billion in AUM's and was listed as the 83rd largest hedge fund in the United States based on gross assets of hedge funds run by SEC-registered management firms.

In December 2011, HSBC announced to selling its private bank in Japan to Swiss peer Credit Suisse for an undisclosed sum, but at the end of October 2011 the value of the gross assets included in the sale was about $2.7 billion.

The initial proposal consisted basically of reducing the scope of the Directive to financial institutions and to very large companies other than financial companies, that is, large commercial, industrial or service companies, whose capital base exceeds EUR 100 million or whose gross assets exceed EUR 1000 million.

Typically, the manager of the hedge fund is compensated with a fee based on 2% of the gross assets of the fund, and a profits interest entitling the manager (or, more typically, its affiliated general partner) to 20% of the fund's return (subject, in many cases, to minimum guaranteed returns for the limited partners).