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They've worked hard to look beyond major tech hubs and focus on designers' portfolios, not their pedigrees.
So I made series of images, cuttings, and I assembled them in portfolios.
Since tobacco-free portfolios began, more than six billion dollars has been redirected away from investment in the tobacco industry.
And here's the best part: sneakerheads have sneaker portfolios.
In his only stint as director of a feature, Steve Railsback, although a charismatic actor, obviously lacks those skills requisite for guiding other players, since he merely turns Russell and Glenn loose to fish for whatever they might find of worth within a sloppily written screenplay and as these two happen to benefit from a strong director, their mannered performances must rate at the bottom of their portfolios.
The banks that originated mortgage loans sold their portfolios to investors who didn't really understand what they were buying.
This will help China to attract more investors seeking to diversify their portfolios.
Once upon a time (less than a year ago), it was possible to imagine international-reserve portfolios dominated by the dollar and euro; today, anxious central bankers are desperate for alternatives to both sick currencies.
Most developing countries argue that the problem is rooted in the provision of capital, with investors preferring to fill their infrastructure portfolios with low-risk projects, and insurance companies and banks facing overly restrictive regulations.
Yes, all investors should have a very modest share of gold in their portfolios as a hedge against extreme tail risks.
This sub rosa government indemnification of major banks’ derivatives portfolios undermines financial stability.
And it is the large banks that are building up their derivatives portfolios the most.
Indeed, this is another pernicious, albeit subtle, effect of the sub rosa guarantee of banks’ derivatives portfolios: the knowledge that, if a large bank fails, it will probably receive a government bailout – including for its derivatives desk – spurs traders to focus their dealings on big banks.
This is partly a result of the 1997 Amsterdam Treaty, which will give him a key role in the selection of the other 19 Commissioners, and of allocating their portfolios between them.
This will be a revolutionary change in the European system, which has hitherto operated as if each member state has total freedom to nominate its “own” Commissioner(s), and even to lobby for their portfolios.
With public entities like the social security system and sovereign-wealth funds holding more diversified asset portfolios, incentives would be substantially reduced for market intervention favoring incumbents in which the state owned a large share.
As a result, its weight in international investors’ portfolios is miniscule.
Companies and investors are hedging their bets by taking a few resource-efficiency measures and investing in some low-carbon assets, but leaving their high-carbon portfolios and activities largely intact.
That provides a further reason for American investors to shift part of their portfolios from dollars to other currencies that are not likely to experience rising inflation.
They are doing this by promising to keep short-term rates low; maintaining large portfolios of private and government bonds; and, in Europe and Japan, continuing to engage in large-scale asset purchases.
If this structure had been in place in the US in 2008, when house prices collapsed, banks that held large portfolios of underperforming toxic assets would have started to drag down the value of the index fund.
Third, the perhaps irrational but widely documented search for yield implies that many investors will shift their portfolios toward riskier assets, exposing the economy to greater financial instability.
And actively managed portfolios are increasingly being replaced by passive robo-advisers, which can perform just as well or better than conflicted, high-fee financial advisers.
A cluster of EU commissioners holding economic-related portfolios could even be made responsible for guiding the process forward, providing it with direction and momentum.
Those in favor of a policy tightening would also note that low rates are problematic for savers, insurance companies, and pension funds, whose portfolios often include few equities.
At the source, capital requirements for currency mismatches in portfolios, together with margin requirements on foreign-exchange derivatives, make sense.
As a result, fear could become a self-fulfilling prophecy: following a run by investors on all other sovereign debtors in the union, fiscal transfers would become inevitable in order to rescue overextended – for example, German – banks that have highly risky loan portfolios.
Facing the prospect of having to raise additional capital at a time when their shares are selling at a fraction of book value, banks have a powerful incentive to reduce their balance sheets by withdrawing credit lines and shrinking their loan portfolios.
The ECB would then instruct the banks to maintain their credit lines and loan portfolios while strictly monitoring the risks they take for their own account.
CDSs were the means by which derivatives found their way into the portfolios of banks all over the world.
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