"asset" in inglés with examples - Collocation dictionary inglés

asset sustantivo

sustantivo + asset

Kolokacji: 49

fund asset • capital asset • estate asset • business asset • state asset • ...

asset + sustantivo

Kolokacji: 45

asset management • asset value • asset sales • asset class • asset manager • asset allocation • Asset Relief Program • asset price • ...

asset + verbo

Kolokacji: 32

asset includes • asset rises • asset increases • asset grows • asset totals • ...

verbo + asset

Kolokacji: 72

sell assets • asset held • buy assets • freeze one's assets • seize one's assets • use one's assets • asset owned • protect one's assets • ...

adjetivo + asset

Kolokacji: 150

valuable asset • total asset • financial asset • greatest asset • net asset • real asset • important asset • great asset • major asset • ...

Kolokacji: 34

Grup znaczeniowych: 34

Kolokacji: 5

Kolokacji: 5

(3) financial, industrial

Kolokacji: 2

Kolokacji: 5

(5) net, hidden, gross

Kolokacji: 3

Kolokacji: 5

1. real asset = prawdziwy atut real asset

2. intangible asset = atut rzeczy nieuchwytnej intangible asset

3. tangible asset = środek trwały tangible asset

4. substantial asset = znaczący atut substantial asset

5. institutional asset = instytucjonalny atut institutional asset

Institutional assets fell by about $500 million, to $71.2 billion.
Institutional assets rose by $727 million, to $70.2 billion.
Most of the increase came from institutional assets, which gained $3.3 billion, to a total $60.7 billion.
The major reason for the assets increase was the continued return of institutional assets, which rose $9.2 billion last week.
He is overseeing Delaware's more than $38 billion in institutional assets (as of 3/31/11).
Institutional assets increased $6.7 billion in the period, to $177.9 billion, accounting for most of the rise.
But institutional assets went up by $474 million, so that the outflow was totally on the retail side.
All managers of institutional assets have seen a slowing of growth recently.
As in the previous week, institutional assets accounted for all of the gain, growing by $2 billion, to $165.7 billion.
It was not a political party, but a political movement effectively claiming the return to the pre-1906 institutional asset.