Just as investment diversification is important, so is tax diversification.
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That's why a fund's diversification, especially its country diversification, matters, Mr. Bloom said.
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Low Diversification Low geographic and sales channel diversification remains a key constraint on the ratings.
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Limited Format Diversification: The ratings are constrained by Lenta's limited diversification outside its core hypermarket format.
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Welcome diversification Investors are mostly welcoming the possibility of greater diversification in Asia's high-yield market.
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Limited but Improving Diversification Low geographic and sales channel diversification remains a key constraint on the ratings.
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"We are also for energy diversification … We believe Nord Stream poses no danger to diversification," she said.
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Increasing End Market Diversification: Fitch expects increased revenue diversification away from wireless will reduce longer-term operating volatility.
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Strong Market Positioning, Increasing Diversification Fitch views scale, product and geographical diversification as underpinning GSK's 'A' rating level.
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MM: So ultimately diversification is the most important thing for us, so we're gradually increasing our international diversification.
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Even monoline insurers have some diversification benefit, reflecting the diversification between asset and insurance risks and between asset types.
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We have a lot of diversification in front of the lens, but we don't have diversification behind the camera.
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Slow Geographic Diversification: Lack of geographic diversification is a rating constraint as it lowers the group's potential for growth.
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"Diversification is giving better returns without necessarily higher volatility, so the diversification is really the key to this," he said.
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Diversification, Stability from Behavioral Health: UHS' behavioral health segment provides increased revenue diversification, as well as improved financial stability and profitability.
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Like the concept of investment diversification, tax diversification is important because it reduces the risk associated with unknown future tax rates, advisors said.
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Limited Scale and Diversification: Pakuwon's rating also reflects its relatively small development property scale and limited project diversification compared with higher-rated international peers.
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Diversification, Stability from Behavioral Health: UHS' behavioral health business provides increased business and revenue diversification, as well as improved longer-term financial stability and profitability.
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Diversification is a better option than betting on a single stock in a volatile sector, but did diversification help when the crypto/blockchain bubble popped?
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Geographic Diversification: Bimbo has a good geographic diversification with around 69% of its total revenues and 47% of its total EBITDA generated from operations outside Mexico.
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Sound Diversification: Faurecia's healthy diversification by product, customer and geography can smooth the potential sales decline in one particular region or lower orders from one specific manufacturer.
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Limited Diversification: Eurotorg operates grocery and consumer electronics stores but the latter is immaterial relative to its core food retail operations and thus provides little diversification benefit.
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But throughout this earnings season, diversification of a different kind has been in evidence — the diversification of business models and revenue sources by all the big tech companies.
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"Diversification still works, but the way to think about it is that the cost of diversification has gone up," says Richard Turnill, global chief investment strategist at BlackRock.
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Geographic Diversification: Geographic diversification allows Grupo Unicomer to have a broad revenue base supported by different economic dynamics that mitigates the company's country risk of any individual market.
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Property Type Diversification: AAT's portfolio strategy runs counter to those of the largest REITs in all major sectors that have eschewed property-type diversification in the name of specialization.
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Diversification to Diminish Telia's diversification will diminish after the sale of Eurasian assets as contribution of its core Swedish market to EBITDA will increase to 60% from around 40%.
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Property Type Diversification AAT's portfolio strategy runs counter to those of the largest REITs in all major sectors that have eschewed property type diversification in the name of specialization.
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Property Type Diversification: AAT's portfolio strategy runs counter to those of the largest REITs in all major sectors that have eschewed property type diversification in the name of specialization.
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Positive Revenue Diversification: Ongoing revenue diversification away from traditional mobile voice is positive as the revenue proportion of mobile voice fell to 21500% during 21000MFY212000 from 4807123% a year ago.
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These strengths make up for its limited geographic diversification compared with 'BBB' rated peers in the alcoholic beverage sector, which generally have broad geographical diversification and well-recognised brands globally.
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We tend to think of diversification in terms of sectors or countries, but we should also think of diversification in terms of cash flow growth and sources of shareholder yield.
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Large institutional investors could still provide cheap, diversified mutual funds to consumers under our proposal because the benefits of diversification within an industry are tiny compared with diversification across industries.
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Meanwhile, Smith & Wesson has embarked on a diversification plan.
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Diversification — like UnitedHealth Group's growing Optum unit — also helped.
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PWON is rated at the same level despite Ciputra Development's larger scale and project diversification with similar leverage, PWON's Outlook is Positive, reflecting our expectations of the company's increasing scale and diversification.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Smaller Scale, Less Diversification: Sime Darby's rating was based on its consolidated profile, and key rating drivers were its diversification and scale from operating across several business lines and geographies.
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For Mr Khama, the diversification plans have gained renewed urgency.
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It has several distinct revenue streams, diversification, markets like that.
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Aramco hopes diversification will boost its valuation and attract investors.
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For years, Neste's diversification away from fossil fuels terrified investors.
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Ladbrokes' Australian presence would strengthen the combined group's international diversification.
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Vietnam, using Cam Ranh Bay, is trying something else: diversification.
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That offers immediate diversification and can also be lower cost.
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A third is diversification beyond the core industry of government.
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Among the most important tools available to investors is diversification.
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But most countries have started talking more earnestly about diversification.
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"We see a lot more interest in diversification," said Shih.
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It is accelerating diversification of investment assets to boost returns.
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Diversification is better and it's easier to diversify with stocks.
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Additionally, 27 percent say today's market conditions make diversification difficult.
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We've been able to mitigate some of that through diversification.
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Saudi Arabia has promised diversification away from oil for decades.
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Fitch views the added geographic and loan portfolio diversification positively.
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A lower score signifies lower correlation and more diversification possibility.
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So they have the benefit of diversification, according to O'Leary.
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The ratings remain constrained by limited product and geographical diversification.
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The latter highlights the benefits of the group's geographical diversification.
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Nonetheless, the transaction reduced business diversification and heightens execution risk.
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The dramatic diversification of the student body is one of
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" I often say, "Diversification is still undefeated against Father Time.
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As far as diversification, that's how it's going to be.
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Everything you heard about the exciting diversification of midterm races?
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Diversification has been one key to the house's current success.
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Mexico should be looking toward economic diversification and tax reform.
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The benefit of futures investing is diversification, Mr. Bloom said.
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The payoff from the diversification has been slow to emerge.
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It is a pillar of his ambitious economic diversification drive.
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This results in automatic diversification, which minimizes your overall risk.
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In addition, Sime Darby has better brand and geographical diversification.
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The Japanese government is helping to drive the diversification efforts.
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It's really easy, and offers great diversification and low cost.
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But it can be part of anyone's portfolio diversification strategy.
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Cryptocurrency technology also has inspired many unusual attempts at diversification.
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Macro exhibits good diversification by product, geography, revenues and customers.
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"Diversification and rebalancing are boring to talk about," says Sonders.
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Diversification will be a key to investing success, he said.
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That just speaks to the diversification which Hearst excels at.
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Although SWG's geographical diversification is limited by the insurer's UK focus, the group benefits from product diversification not just within its life, pensions and investment businesses, but also through its sizeable non-life insurance business.
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He keeps it simple: compounding, diversification and taking the free money.
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Townsend sees industry diversification as a contributing positive factor, among others.
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Some comprehensively manage other risks, such as sector and country diversification.
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Diversification Mitigates Geographic Concentration: YIG's portfolio is diversified across different industries.
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Why not give yourself a little bit of short-term diversification?
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What comes next may be a continued diversification of piano sounds.
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A possible benefit of heading abroad is that diversification reduces risk.
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How well it manages that diversification, Mawston says, will be key.
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S. equity markets have weakened the diversification benefits of international investing.
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Lead and zinc also offered more diversification for London-based CAML.
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"Real" diversification means more than just ensuring you have many holdings.
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Here are some of the most common diversification mistakes investors make.
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"Our targeted investments and diversification helped increase our assets," he said.
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"I think Japan remains an extremely important diversification play," she said.
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Otherwise, it appears to offer diversification, albeit of a specious kind.
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Iran, Kuwait, Nigeria and Oman have their own strategies for diversification.
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"If you've got that much money, you need diversification," Cassara says.
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But that potential diversification strategy has hit somewhat of a roadblock.
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Diversification has yet to reach much of the energy sector, though.
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The long overdue diversification of the academy also fostered changing perspectives.
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Of course, diversification of this sort is hardly a new thing.
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This diversification reduces the risk of refinancing in the medium term.
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That reflects a Fidelity view that diversification - including cash - is critical.
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Some investors use exchange-traded funds to achieve easy portfolio diversification.
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It seems clear that focus is in, and diversification is out.
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There is a new buzzword in trade circles these days: diversification.
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That reflects a Fidelity view that diversification - including cash - is critical.
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They weren't expected to correlate with other assets, so promised diversification.
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Though dwindling, coal revenues can provide resources for the community's diversification.
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"Why not a diversified company to give you diversification?" he said.
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He also is driving the kingdom's diversification effort away from oil.
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The business profile should improve with diversification across amino acid products.
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Product diversification helps mitigate cyclical cash flow from the construction business.
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Diversification is an essential feature of a good, well-designed portfolio.
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Released today by the Financial Planning Association, the 2017 Trends in Investing Survey tackled the issue of investor portfolio diversification for the first time and it showed a distinct lack of appetite for even more diversification.
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Successful Diversification Tereos's diversification into the highly cost-competitive Brazilian sugar market and into cereals through its 64%-owned subsidiary Tereos Internacional (TI; 2129% of FY2116 group EBITDA) should increase resilience against the current commodity down-cycle.
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Cramer argued that diversification and job-retraining initiatives don't always pan out.
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Sotheby's has sought in the past to transform its business by diversification.
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That is not the essence of diversification and so I'm against it.
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Nor is it clear that there is much more scope for diversification.
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Even Silicon Valley's most conventional venture capitalists are preparing for geographical diversification.
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Bosch benefits from stronger business diversification than peers, such as BorgWarner, Inc.
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Under Trump, the trend toward diversification has halted — and gone in reverse.
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These are a collection of funds that offer "automatic diversification," Sethi says.
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The minister added that Singapore has for many years prioritized economic diversification.
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Ray Harrigill believes in franchising, but he believes in diversification even more.
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Diversification didn't go out of style just because the market was volatile.
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"Diversification is a big factor," Caso told CNBC's "Power Lunch" on Thursday.
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That programme will become active this year and help diversification, it added.
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At this point, Lakos-Bujas believes diversification makes a lot of sense.
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It's made 21 acquisitions over the past decade to fuel that diversification.
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Competitive grants can help get nascent economic diversification initiatives off the ground.
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Chief Executive Terry Gou has been reducing dependence on Apple through diversification.
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"We are proud to support Poland's energy diversification and security," Tillerson said.
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Still, revenue diversification remains limited and the net interest margin was low.
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It's the new portfolio diversification, Credit Suisse, the report's publisher, is arguing.
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That diversification should help reduce the risks of the trade, bankers say.
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Their differing strategies are a good test of the merits of diversification.
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Earnings volatility is also mitigated by the company's geographical and product diversification.
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In the Great Diversification of Emoji, few people have been more influential.
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As with any investing approach, the key to commodity investing is diversification.
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"We like the non-dollar denomination, which provides currency diversification," Schmitzer said.
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Sustainable earnings diversification and efficiency improvements could gradually benefit the bank's performance.
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Enhanced Competitive Position: The combined entity would benefit from enhanced geographic diversification.
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Analysts expect economic diversification to continue regardless of who wins the election.
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Analysts expect economic diversification to proceed regardless of who wins the election.
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Analysts expected economic diversification to proceed regardless of who won the election.
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"We really think about diversification," said Piotr Wilczek, Poland's ambassador to Washington.
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He cited the importance of diversification and analyzing the valuation of investments.
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They seek diversification to insulate themselves from wild, often-capricious market fluctuations.
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Reduced Diversification: Citrix's spinoff of GoToBusiness and subsequent merger with LogMeIn Inc.
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This compensates for its lack of geographic diversification and weak financial structure.
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Another reason to save in a Roth IRA today is tax diversification.
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There's a clear connection between the diversification of our country and immigration.
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That tax diversification will give Ayodele more flexibility as she gets older.
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Wage strategies have also been affecting by diversification in Japan's work structure.
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Now Prime Minister Trudeau has named a minister of international trade diversification.
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For most long-term investors, that is an argument for broad diversification.
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Geographic diversification is also limited as the company operates only in Belarus.
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Uneven patterns of racial diversification explain much of this growing partisan gap.
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But the United Nations report also spoke of the group's diversification efforts.
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It can also step up the geographical diversification of its export sales.
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And diversification is cheaper than ever thanks to index funds and ETFs.
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Because we want women, we want a multirace, we want gender diversification.
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"Efforts at economic diversification are...hampered by exchange rate uncertainties," he said.
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I just try to give clients data points – diversification, time horizon, etc.
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"These harsh conditions could have stimulated their diversification into more complex forms."
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The diversification of its business likely reduced the capital hit from SII.
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The most important element to look for, however, is diversification, experts said.
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However, we don't see any further major diversification caused by these shifts offshore.
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The other, diversification, is also more doubtful than perhaps it has ever been.
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With Celgene, maybe it finally has the diversification that it's been looking for.
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Some analysts describe AT&T's strategy as diversification or empire-building, not integration.
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Foreign capital is key to Saudi plans for economic diversification and job creation.
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"Clearly, doing it in a structure like an ETF gives you that diversification."
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Undeniably, security selection is important, but research shows asset allocation and diversification matter.
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Continued economic diversification will be important but would not suffice on its own.
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The transaction comprises a seasoned portfolio, with geographical diversification in 12 Indian states.
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It is easier to talk about diversification than actually do something about it.
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Cramer recommended both Intercontinental Exchange and Nasdaq over CME because of their diversification.
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Diversification allows an investor to reduce investment risks while potentially improving investment returns.
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But the cherry industry, and Chile's diversification, also owe much to market forces.
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This is partly because of diversification, says Kyle Voigt of KBW, a bank.
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This limits geographic diversification, but it operates in the country's largest economic region.
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In Phoenix, leaders are actively pushing economic diversification and experimentation through digital technology.
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There's a desire for diversification and for some, that means Hamptons real estate.
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I asked GE if it has policies or programs in place encouraging diversification.
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With effective FX hedging in place, business diversification is viewed positively by Fitch.
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Business diversification, growth prospects and the effectiveness of its FX policy provide mitigation.
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Bond funds offer a degree of diversification that only large scale can bring.
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In conclusion, ETFs have brought desirable diversification to investors' portfolios at low cost.
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Additionally, the diversification benefit of bonds for equity investors is on shaky legs.
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Ditto the U.S. Economic Development Administration, which supports economic diversification in those communities.
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Regardless of the White House occupant, diversification and long-term planning are imperative.
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And he's touting diversification as "the most important thing" an investor can embrace.
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"Through diversification, you could reduce your risk without reducing your return," he said.
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Looking further ahead, Ms. Nixon recommends more diversification abroad, particularly in emerging markets.
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My advice is to hold on and don't throw diversification out the window.
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They additionally imposed other requirements, including enhancing stress testing and increasing portfolio diversification.
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I think today increasingly what we're thinking about is three dimensions of diversification.
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Sime Darby will also have a smaller scale and lower diversification post-divestment.
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But hasty diversification could do more damage than a softening real estate cycle.
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A bit of diversification into an ugly, unloved sector may well pay off.
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It views diversification of corporate boardrooms as a way to improve stock prices.
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Citi likes Aetna's diversification and its strong position in commercial and government business.
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Even those at the forefront of diversification efforts acknowledge that a shortage exists.
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That diversification strategy, which Mr. Swensen pioneered, is widely followed by larger institutions.
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But unlike Phillips, Sotheby's is also actively pursuing a strategy of financial diversification.
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This rapid diversification in the presence of new opportunity is called adaptive radiation.
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An expansion into operating data centers would mark a significant step toward diversification.
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Most of them said the authorities needed to do more to encourage diversification.
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Mr. Zarug said his diversification into Russian avant-garde art happened by chance.
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The expansion of private banking and asset management is providing some revenue diversification.
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Ever Loved can also more quickly adapt to the diversification of burial options.
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Index investing can be a simple way to achieve diversification and low costs.
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But drivers on the road have a different strategy to maximize profits – diversification.
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Assessing our asset diversificationThe last thing Blooom analyzed was our diversification of assets.
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"Diversification is prudent," said Phin Ziebell, an agribusiness economist at National Australia Bank.
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The silent generation also "unknowingly takes on risk by forgoing diversification," Blecker says.
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Fitch views the increased geographic diversification as somewhat mitigating the reduction in capital.
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"We've all made so much money on the FANGs, what's wrong with diversification?"
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"It provides supplier diversification away from the Middle East, where much of the world's LNG supply now comes from as well as supply route diversification," said Jane Nakano, senior fellow at the Center for Strategic and International Studies in Washington.
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A limited geographic diversification relative to regional and global peers such as Nordstrom and Falabella is offset by its format diversification and solid financial profile, as one of the strongest companies in Fitch's global retailing portfolio in terms of financial profile.
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One of the key lessons from decades of academic research on mergers and acquisitions (apart from the little-known fact that deals tend to fail at least as often as they succeed) is that related diversification tends to outperform unrelated diversification.
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The lack of diversification stands in contrast to Google, a unit of Alphabet Inc.
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Their analysis presents a complex picture of expansion and diversification across the two continents.
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Fitch has historically notched up the blended income stream one notch for dividend diversification.
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I also own a restaurant on Long Island, Jema, because I believe in diversification.
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The acquisition of AEF was relevant to the parent in terms of geographical diversification.
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NBK's profitability is stronger than peers' in terms of generation capabilities, diversification and stability.
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Regardless, precious metals and select foreign currencies can provide diversification benefits in any portfolio.
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It offers additional bond sector diversification than just investment grade corporate or government bonds.
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She has said she would push ahead with the international diversification of the lender.
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To compensate for temporary and in some cases, permanent closures, diversification has been vital.
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This contest doesn't favor diversification, though, with the chance to pick only three stocks.
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Another key constraint to economic diversification and liberalization was the political system, experts said.
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The portfolios are what you'd expect from Vanguard: broad diversification across all asset classes.
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This has been a year where a strategy with broader diversification has paid off.
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VR Grupo ASSA's VR is sensitive to its asset and revenue diversification by country.
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The diversification goal will be achieved by allowing the private sector a greater role.
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"Too much of any one thing would bring us away from diversification," Boneparth said.
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Diversification reduces risk, and certain types of holdings benefit from factors that hurt others.
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Champagne's former department has therefore been renamed as the ministry of international trade diversification.
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Fitch believes CSC's diversification will enhance internal cash flow and smooth out sales volatility.
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"They will put in place economic reforms leading to real diversification," he told Reuters.
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Any savvy investor knows that the key to a successful stock portfolio is diversification.
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Format and Business Diversification Provides Stable Cash Flow Liverpool has a diversified revenue base.
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You're seeing more women, more minorities, you're seeing the diversification of the Democratic Party.
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And second, you need to have the two pillars of diversification and risk management.
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Further moderate diversification will be achieved in the medium term by issuing mortgage Pfandbriefe.
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"Traditional diversification is not that attractive right now," said Britt at FactSet Research Systems.
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PWON's Outlook is Positive, reflecting our expectations of the company's increasing scale and diversification.
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The rating remains constrained by the company's small size, limited diversification, and geographical concentration.
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"We're on the path of diversification," Mexican Agriculture Minister Jose Calzada recently told reporters.
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Such a transaction would meaningfully reduce both OMW's revenue diversification and return on capital.
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Saudis looking towards China to help non-oil diversification of economy - US-Iran relationship.
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Why do cartels see foods like avocados and limes as strong options for diversification?
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Additionally, Fitch views the company's strong franchise, veteran management team, and revenue diversification favorably.
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Some perspective on the Aramco IPO for the overall Saudi diversification story is needed.
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But previous Saudi mega projects meant to stimulate growth and diversification have not worked.
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All this begs the question: can Dubai's successful diversification serve as a regional model?
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However, there is nothing to stop diversification and encroachment into other potential rival's segments.
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But as a preventive measure, diversification is a great way to protect your wealth.
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So the wealth management and the diversification of our platform but continues to work.
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"Choosing the right companies is more important than diversification for diversification's sake," he said.
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"Mid-teens annual sales growth is supported by distribution, category diversification, and international markets."
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Her father is a manager at Discipline and Diversification, a hedge fund in Naples.
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So I think one of the things that quant strategies actually have is diversification.
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Uber's recent diversification includes a move into trucking with the launch of Uber Freight.
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"Whether investors realize it or not they have got diversification for free," he wrote.
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SMA managers can avoid duplication of that stock, or even sector, to ensure diversification.
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But it's been a fantastic thing to witness the diversification of rock and roll.
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Despite the diversification drive, the OPEC kingpin's challenges will remain the same, Lipow said.
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For decades, experts have called for the diversification of the New York City economy.
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This is a good time for onshore investors seeking diversification to act, he said.
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As a result, asset allocation diversification does not help investment performance, it hurts it.
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This has been mitigated by the diversification of the group's activities and loan growth.
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Banco CLM strengthens the group's franchise in Castile-La Mancha and provides geographical diversification.
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"You're getting distracted by what's really important, which is diversification and cost," he said.
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When it comes to equities, the key word for 2020 is diversification, he said.
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But don't assume a target-date mutual fund or ETF is enough diversification insurance.
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This can help better fine-tune your diversification, risk/reward, and time horizon goals.
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"Diversification can help reduce these risks, alongside sector-specific strategies if certain threats mount."
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Even if the performance doesn't match last year's torrid pace, international stock diversification helps.
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In February, Merkel said the pipeline did not pose a threat to energy diversification.
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With its new contracts on Extraordinary Re will offer even more diversification, he said.
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This transaction provides some added geographic diversification and incrementally strengthens FHN's franchise in Tennessee.
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That's why we have portfolios, and why a sound asset allocation calls for diversification.
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Theme 3: Different diversification Equity market volatility is historically low despite persistent political uncertainty.
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"No matter what happens to coal, West Virginia desperately needs industrial diversification," Deskins said.
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"Perhaps we ought to profoundly rethink, at European and international scales, how we regulate diversification in the banking industry, so as - however complex diversification can be - to better recognise some of its beneficial effects on banking entities' risk profiles," De Cos said.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Significant Scale, Increased Diversification Tyson's ratings benefit from its significant scale, with LTM sales of $38.2 billion and EBITDA of $2123 billion, leading position in U.S. protein, and product diversification that includes a growing portfolio of branded packaged food products.
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Although we view the price consideration as high, the proposed acquisition is positive for Bupa's business profile and in line with Bupa's diversification strategy focusing on diversification of healthcare services through offering hospital, clinic, care home and dental services to its customers.
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They are usually low-cost and give you instant diversification, even with a small investment.
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However, diversification is provided by Bosch's presence in the industrial, consumer goods and energy sectors.
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This would aid the government in achieving financial inclusion and financial diversification targets, Raza added.
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Diversification and Business Synergies: Sunac's property development business may benefit from this transaction with Wanda.
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Diversification is already happening, according to a new report from New York Federal Reserve economists.
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"Index funds give you broad diversification, which is another powerful tool against overconfidence," Robbins notes.
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LEGO was $800 million in debt and in trouble, and relied on diversification to survive.
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Kendal will provide Jababeka with diversification benefits and traction for future growth upon successful execution.
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We view the group's significant profit diversification and steady improvement in operating profit as strengths.
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For many, like Silbermann, the first steps in that diversification should have started years ago.
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For the individual investor or bank, greater diversification is a prudent strategy to reduce risk.
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Scale and diversification are important for generic drug companies to maintain stable and durable margins.
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The "separation" from America is recast as diplomatic "diversification", while keeping close ties with America.
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Prism FBM gives credit for diversification between product lines, asset types and types of business.
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The lack of diversification weakens cash flow quality and increases operation risk during industry downturns.
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One of the top reasons to look at commodities is the diversification benefit they offer.
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International Diversification: Batelco's largest international operations are in the Maldives, Jordan and the Channel Islands.
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Metro's 'BBB-' IDR remains underpinned by its scale, and by its business and geographic diversification.
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Diversification does not ensure a profit or protect against a loss in a declining market.
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Longer-term, the IMF is encouraging a diversification of the economy away from mineral resources.
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Some worry that Intel's attempts at diversification risk misallocating both cash and its engineers' attention.
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Under Goldwater's watch, diversification and experimentation have become the new driving forces of Archie Comics.
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Though not big in sales terms, he said wheat is key to Gavilon's diversification strategy.
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Additionally, Fitch views the company's strong franchise, veteran management team, and good revenue diversification favorably.
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SunTrust said its results were helped by diversification of its business mix, among other factors.
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If you're anxious about stocks in the U.S., don't expect global diversification to save you.
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The minimum balance is largely in place to ensure enough capital exists for thorough diversification.
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The Saudis also will manufacture other defense technology as part of the kingdom's diversification strategy.
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Index ETFs have grown in popularity as a play for diversification and dollar-cost averaging.
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The government has shored up the politically important maritime industries at the expense of diversification.
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These strengths are offset by the group's small size and limited diversification by business line.
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The ratings also factor in ABN AMRO's predominantly Dutch focus and thus limited geographical diversification.
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The current high VR, particularly given ABN AMRO's limited geographical diversification, mean upside is limited.
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However, it does have good geographic diversification and benefits from the more profitable emerging markets.
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But as a rule, the single-biggest mistake I see investors make is improper diversification.
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He says to ask yourself the following questions: Does the investment improve my portfolio's diversification?
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SAN FRANCISCO — Twitter has a new board member who fits the company's mantra of diversification.
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Diversification may become more possible but not in a way that is pleasing to investors.
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The rules of asset diversification apply even in the compelling case of tax-free income.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Large, Leading, Diversified Business: Daimler AG has wide geographical and business diversification.
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Maybe we can be a different kind of investment, a portfolio diversification play for him.
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One of the most successful approaches to diversification might be due for a thorough revision.
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Some diversification is obtained through its activities in the Baltics, where Swedbank is market leader.
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There's no time to be "reading a book on the theory of diversification," he said.
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This diversification is meant to make the company less susceptible to changes in platform algorithms.
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Fitch views these transactions as positive for the company as they will provide additional diversification.
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One factor also benefiting the group is their diversification, added "ETF Edge" host Bob Pisani.
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Consequently a diversification of revenue streams is increasingly strategically important for traditional TV media businesses.
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"Through diversification, we can then mitigate the volatility that exists in our market," she said.
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However, over the long term, an increase in international diversification could lead to an upgrade.
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"I want to accelerate as fast as I can the diversification of species," he said.
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South Korea's trade minister started a "trade diversification" strategy soon after the agreement was announced.
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The industry benefits from geographical diversification, and an associated reduction in business risks and volatility.
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Mohammed bin Salman's tech diversification push will need the knowledge and expertise of Silicon Valley.
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Even so, the lag in diversification between university faculties and their student bodies is striking.
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And the other thing is diversification – let me talk about QNB perspective in that one.
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Fortunately, our successful diversification strategy enables us to maintain resiliency and consistently achieve robust results.
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Diversification is a strategy that is put into place after your asset allocation, he adds.
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Geographic diversification appears adequate but the delayed omnichannel transformation weighs on competitiveness and growth prospects.
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This could upend the negative correlation and alter the diversification benefit of bonds, Pyle said.
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International Diversification Batelco's largest international operations are in the Maldives, Jordan and the Channel Islands.
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"There's a case to be made for product diversification," said IHS Vice President Kevin Birn.
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Regulation and forced diversification would be the response to Wall Street's excesses, Bobbie Lehman says.
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It could be the fastest acceleration of evolutionary diversification in the last half-billion years.
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"There's been this massive diversification of female fandom, queer fandom, and non-white fandom," says Brinkema.
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At the heart of the question is whether the dinosaurs held back the diversification of mammals.
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"Long term, GameStop's diversification strategy is critically important," Robert W. Baird analyst Colin Sebastian told investors.
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That all makes diversification sense, but let me introduce a word that complicates the issue: duration.
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Diversification of the banks' profiles and improvements in asset quality metrics (Cartu) would be credit positive.
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Certain factors perform better in different markets, and diversification across multiple factors may smooth the ride.
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Strong Diversification: Fitch expects the global long-term trend towards outsourcing to support Compass's continued growth.
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Aramco's continued investment in downstream industry is seen as a crucial element of economic diversification plans.
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Thus, on strict diversification grounds an unbiased portfolio would be about half American and half foreign.
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Languages, though, can exchange grammatical and semantic elements when they meet, which can speed up diversification.
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The telecommunications executive said the deal provides AT&T with "substantial diversification" of its core business.
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Unfortunately, this ends up contaminating their portfolios with even more equity risk and less portfolio diversification.
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Every bust in the oil cycle brought calls for diversification; with every boom, the talk faded.
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However, AIS's conservative balance sheet offsets the competitive industry structure and its lack of product diversification.
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Diversification reduces risk in a portfolio by allocating investment dollars across asset classes, countries and industries.
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But everything connects and that's very different from the diversification that was happening in the past.
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This has irked the United States, who has said the operations undercut Europe's energy diversification efforts.
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However, this risk is mitigated by a high level of diversification and improved risk management policies.
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Portfolio diversification Although a commonly regarded principle of investing, the importance of this cannot be underestimated.
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"For Pandora, it provides a significant and much-needed diversification of their revenue streams," he said.
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But real estate can yield more than that, while also adding important diversification to a portfolio.
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Some diversification is achieved through its activities in the Baltics, where Swedbank is a market leader.
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Foreign Currency Exposure: Given the broad diversification of Western Union's revenue, foreign currency exposure is significant.
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Tata higher-ups make another argument: that the success of TCS shows the merits of diversification.
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Usually such diversification comes on the buy-side, but selling to a coffee company also works.
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The mega-bank credited diversification for its better-than-expected first-quarter profit of $5.5 billion.
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Geographic diversification is also gradually increasing as a result of Michelin's bold investments in emerging markets.
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This expansion is a source of income diversification, but also of higher credit and operational risks.
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Greater Scale and Diversification: The recent acquisition of Zodiak has expanded the production of scripted shows.
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Consequently, the issue should increase Together's overall funding capacity and slightly broaden the group's funding diversification.
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STRONG TENANT DIVERSIFICATION BDN has reduced its single-tenant exposure to the U.S. Government since Sept.
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Over recent periods, its earnings diversification has improved through the growth in its asset management segment.
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Lower diversification is compensated by lower exposure to regulatory and FX risks associated with emerging markets.
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In recent years this traditional revenue has come under pressure from new market operators, necessitating diversification.
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Alphabet's drive for diversification also includes its "Other Bets" business, considered the company's loss-making arm.
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Advocates of diversification were boosted by GSK's strong performance in the second quarter of this year.
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As well as promoting a middle class, diversification mitigates the curse of winner-take-all politics.
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The new law will focus on the diversification of incentives and guarantees for investors, Khorshid said.
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The other asset that Cosan invests in is Cosan Lubrificantes S.A., which adds to business diversification.
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MoraBanc has a more limited international presence, but it also intends to increase diversification through expansion.
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Geographic Diversification: Windstream's operations subject to the master lease are geographically diversified among 37 market areas.
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The PIF hopes to earn big returns abroad and use them to bankroll diversification at home.
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This explains the fervor with which the kingdom is pursuing its diversification agenda under Vision 2030.
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Diversification only works when the correlation of securities within and across markets is not structurally elevated.
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Read up on diversification and how to choose the right account for you and your lifestyle.
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Maybe we can be-- a different kind of an investment, a portfolio diversification play for him.
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Fraser-Jenkins said stocks and bonds have also provided a lot of diversification over that time.
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But one senior official said that diversification would be a "natural byproduct" of the order's measures.
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Her work has spanned partnership development, cross-sell sales teams leadership, revenue diversification and project management.
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"The growth of non-financial products overall dramatically exceeds financial products," Rafalovsky said of the diversification.
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But Murry did emphasize during the earnings call that the company has made progress in diversification.
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But a slump in oil prices has made fiscal discipline and diversification away from oil vital.
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Mr. Ubben told The Financial Times that he was supportive of Morgan Stanley's strategy of diversification.
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"The additional funding and diversification will give Grab buffer to fend off Uber's attack," he said.
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A National Blue Economy Roadmap aims to advance economic diversification, unlock investments and address food security.
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For Comcast, this is all about large-scale international diversification, which relatively difficult to find elsewhere.
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The VR upgrade also takes into account the bank's diversification away from the real estate sector.
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Thus, an adjusted approach to diversification, tailored to your specific situation, might involve alternatives to alts.
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The company's diversification benefit from other markets is limited relative to peers in the 'AA' category.
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"Previously we thought the early reef systems would be the cradle of diversification," said Dr. Coates.
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This wasn't progressive; it was evidence of a shrewd embrace of old-studio-style product diversification.
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"We are participating in the diversification of the city's office core beyond Midtown," Mr. Speyer said.
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Diversification does indeed smooth out investment returns, but that's a psychological decision, not an investment decision.
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Bogle even contradicts Vanguard's own research — that international diversification is crucial for a good investment strategy.
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The conventional argument for international diversification held that the investor's prospective holding horizon made no difference.
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Georges said Engie is the most international utility, with significant geographical diversification of its cash flows.
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With its investments spread across 900+ stocks in these markets EFA meets a high diversification mark.
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That diversification has value for the typical retirement investor, especially as the TDF fees have fallen.
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However, China Lesso has a larger scale while Fufeng has better product diversification and higher profitability.
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The blended 7.7x multiple is derived from Carrefour's geographic diversification across Europe, Latin America and Asia.
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"But given the pressure the finances are under, it is hard to drive diversification," he said.
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"I guess the rationale would be to have more diversification rather than more capacity," Rummelhoff said.
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Bunge's Ninja loan and Louis Dreyfus' Samurai deal provide diversification to both the borrowers and lenders.
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"The CLO is a natural progression in the continued diversification of its funding sources," Richardson said.
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His urgency for international diversification — from a country that has often had a less than charitable view of outsiders — illustrates how crucial to success international diversification has become in soccer, a sport in which players and clubs rarely looked beyond their own borders a generation ago.
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Mastellone displays a weaker position in terms of scale, product diversification, profitability and geographical diversification compared to its international peers such as Fonterra Co-operative Group Limited (A/Stable), Nestle SA (AA/Stable), Sigma Alimentos, SA de C.V. (BBB/Stable) or to Arcor (B+/ Positive) in Argentina.
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With turmoil hitting markets overseas lately, Jim Cramer reviewed the necessity for geographical diversification in a portfolio.
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Though the benefits of diversification are often the same, the specifics are just as often very different.
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But diversification will continue to be a feature of the best technology companies long into the future.
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"Sao Goncalo will further contribute to the diversification and resilience of the country's energy mix," Cammisecra added.
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The EBRD said the pipeline will make a "significant contribution" to the diversification of Europe's energy supply.
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The scale, diversification and laddered leasing within KIM's portfolio provide for generally durable cash flows from operations.
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The diversification provides TBLA flexibility to produce the more profitable products, and also lowers the earnings volatility.
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Diversification was key, and nowadays you have a lot of choice when it comes to LEGO sets.
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"Women embrace diversification on a higher level, I would say, than a male traditional farmer," says Kivirist.
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Green financial instruments continue to see widespread adoption and diversification, in terms of both instruments and geographies.
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"These assets are still important portfolio diversifiers, but the price of that diversification is rising," Turnill said.
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When it comes to diversification, that doesn't mean ditching stocks altogether, even if you're in your sixties.
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Along the same lines as diversification, precious metals can provide a form of catastrophe insurance for investors.
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This impact could be potentially wide and indiscriminate, including when it comes to energy sources diversification efforts.
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Despite some AuM margin pressure diversification and scale should help Amundi to continue reporting broadly stable profitability.
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But critics insist the state is also responsible for inadequate preparation, investment and diversification of electricity sources.
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"Crucially important for diversification are macro-economic stability, low inflation and a competitive exchange rate," Saker said.
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The benefit, however, is that they offer some hope of diversification, and it's done by a professional.
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Chief Executive Carlos Ghosn said the margin high was a result of Renault's "strategy of regional diversification".
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"Even if you just took those six FINRA questions, two are about diversification and bonds," Begina said.
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The country aims to recover through economic diversification, explained Julien Marcilly, chief economist at credit insurer Coface.
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Repression sows the desire for diversification and a falling yuan reinforces the benefits of holding other currencies.
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Community banks typically lag larger peer groups in diversification, both on a product/revenue and geographic basis.
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The VR also reflects its weak, albeit improving, asset quality indicators and lower earnings diversification than peers.
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This will result in "investment re-diversification, supply chain adjustments into some of China's neighbors," he said.
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Building new, and hopefully better, support systems for other crops is a clear challenge for diversification programs.
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That underestimation means that diversification comes slow, and many within the LGBTQ community often feel left out.
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Diversification of production and transportation means that there is not just one production source for critical supplies.
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Diversification is not new to the oil and gas business and has a patchy record at best.
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For starters, a sound diversification strategy, which can mitigate risk without dragging on potential reward, is key.
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For instance, if the fund fails to meet diversification criteria, it will be downgraded to 'AAmmf(mar)'.
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Beijing expects such diversification of corporate structures to take off in the second half of this year.
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So with this in mind, Cramer decided to help investors protect their portfolios with a diversification analysis.
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"Impunity has enabled diversification of their methods of operation, resulting in new and persistent threats," it said.
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"We did not see an effect of the diversification of our assets this fiscal year," Takahashi said.
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Farmers are already trying to maximize their yields at the expense of future sustainability through crop diversification.
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Consult a professional to learn how you to align diversification strategies with your personal goals and needs.
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The company compares well with other Russian housebuilders in terms of scale, geographical diversification and financial profile.
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AXA's ratings continue to reflect the group's considerable geographical and business diversification, which benefits its risk profile.
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"The changing nature of quinceañeras point to an exciting diversification of the Latinx landscape," Professor Canizales said.
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"It's a cost and diversification story," said Jim Rowley, a senior strategist in Vanguard's Investment Strategy Group.
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Portfolio diversification across central and eastern Europe (CEE) is nonetheless strong and consolidated cash flow margins healthy.
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Portfolio diversification, growth potential and the consistent margin performance of the CEE operations is a credit positive.
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That mix of revenue streams and the company's push toward diversification is one reason analysts are bullish.
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The future loss of FHLB system borrowings for mREITs incrementally weakens the diversification of their funding sources.
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Given a desire for export diversification and its vocal support for globalization, Ottawa should go all in.
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But something different happened in September, and it could render bonds a weaker tool for portfolio diversification.
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The Vision 2030 plan calls for a steady diversification of the economy over the next 14 years.
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We believe that the Council's proposed rules would make MMFs safer, through portfolio diversification and liquidity rules.
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PepsiCo has significant global geographical diversification with approximately 42% of revenues generated outside of the United States.
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This means there's also another factor likely being built into this rise: a diversification of revenue streams.
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Most analysts were pleased by the plan, saying the deal provides scale, cost synergies and geographic diversification.
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On a consolidated basis, asset quality remains strong, reflecting diversification and the specific strengths within each bank.
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The company is also investing heavily in diversification, such as food delivery, scooters, freight and autonomous driving.
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Most people not associated with the N.C.A.A. would consider this an impressive diversification of skills and interests.
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Many countries have a history of purchasing arms from different suppliers because of diversification and strategic bidding.
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"It is a diversification of the homegrown threat in a way that we have not seen before."
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NH: Shareholders have rewarded you for some of the diversification as well – outperforming some of your peers.
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Taking an unrealistic view of your company stock can lead to a critical lack of portfolio diversification.
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Through joint ventures with foreign entities of the Rothschild group, RCB benefits from some geographical revenue diversification.
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Not knowing how important diversification is in investing could mean that Americans build less wealth over time.
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"If diversification is prudent, why not do it when you've already made big profits on U.S. investments?"
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The trade-reliant economy has benefited from supply chain diversification as businesses look to avoid tariffs elsewhere.
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The expansion of diversification opportunities as business investment expands could also reduce demand for U.S. Treasury debt.
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Geographical Diversification and Synergies: Fitch views WH Group's China and US businesses as complementary to each other.
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If the bubble bursts, they will be glad of the diversification provided by their investment banking operations.
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That can man selling some assets to purchase more of others that help meet your diversification targets.
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They offer a well-balanced "diversification" of income sources that we can build on and dramatically improve.
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Geographic and product diversification as well as efforts to increase efficiency also support Tereos's business risk profile.
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So, the next time somebody asks you, "How's your money invested?" forget about diversification and mutual funds.
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Decentralization hasn't led to diversification (except at the margins, where buying ethical porn is like buying vinyl).
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It&aposs so easy to thoughtlessly throw money around without thinking about things like risk and diversification.
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The coastline environment may have played an important role in the diversification of hadrosaurids in its evolution.
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"Investigating further, you'll get a sense of whether they're covering a good model of diversification," said Holt.
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"You don't derive the same diversification benefit that you can get from a R.E.I.T. fund," he said.
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Yeah. The Hearst moat is the diversification, the private status, the ability to invest for the future.
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The opening of both hotels signified the diversification of the Hyatt portfolio, allowing the company to grow rapidly.
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Business Diversification The group derives about 60% of its revenue from the cyclical and volatile automotive supply business.
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PWC expects assets under management to grow faster in coming years as the diversification into alternatives enhances returns.
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However, the bank's solid insurance and asset management businesses provide a certain degree of earnings diversification and stability.
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The restructure removed group inefficiencies and increased the bank's earning streams as well as geographical and business diversification.
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The diversification could help Uber in the long run, but for now those investments are causing some pain.
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We expect the banks with the strongest client franchises and with geographic and product diversification to perform best.
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Profitability has been fairly stable over the business cycle, due to geographical diversification and a retail banking focus.
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Although, of course, rare earths, in addition to diversification, have the advantage ... I am talking about electric cars.
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Diversification is an important strategy for Lego, but it's one that threatened the company in the early 173s.
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While these add diversification and scale compared with peers, they also introduce greater cyclicality and structurally lower margins.
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Lorenzo Re, senior analyst at Moody's, said results from both companies showed the benefits of scale and diversification.
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UK CULTURE MINISTER WRIGHT SAYS GOVERNMENT WILL PURSUE TARGETED DIVERSIFICATION STRATEGY SUPPORTING NEW PLAYERS IN TELECOM NETWORK SUPPLIERS
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Intercontinental Exchange has also made a move towards diversification by becoming more of a technology and information play.
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However, its strong market presence and product diversification may provide stability to LGE's cash flows to some extent.
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DIVERSIFICATION Saudi authorities have said NEOM, tucked away in the desert kingdom's northwest corner, will cost $500 billion.
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Ryanair is not rolling over, but its planned diversification is a sign of how much Wizz has achieved.
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That's why Krieg and Robinson advise diversification, which means spreading your money out among different kinds of investments.
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Fitch expects its diversification into the non-development segment to generate stable operational cash flow for the company.
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In 2002, the trust cited the need for diversification as a reason of putting Hershey up for sale.
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Nonetheless, Fitch believes the company's overseas expansion will support business growth and increase diversification in the long term.
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The retail units being built at Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley provide diversification, but also create new risks.
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A hurried diversification strategy, including into services and software for television broadcasters, and cloud computing, did not help.
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Negative outlooks for Alaska, West Virginia and Oklahoma were unchanged due to the states' lack of income diversification.
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PWON is rated at the same level despite Ciputra Development's larger scale and project diversification with similar leverage.
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This implies that while gold might provide some diversification benefits, it's not worth buying as an outright hedge.
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The cutoff of Russian gas from Ukraine in 2009 drove home the importance of diversification in European capitals.
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Combine that with diversification and regular rebalancing and most will do as well as they could reasonably expect.
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The mergers have also enhanced Banijay's library in scripted and non-scripted content and added greater geographical diversification.
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However, this lack of diversification could leave it vulnerable to regulatory changes in the country's stance on bitcoin.
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The WCR stresses irrigation, shade trees, soil management, and crop diversification as short-term strategies to mitigate risk.
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Borders was late to embrace the online shift and failed in its diversification efforts into toys and games.
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It is trying to support diversification with technology centres, industrial parks and the cutting of some needless regulation.
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Diversification, long talked about, has to happen now, although it is harder to do it in bad times.
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However much pharma bosses and investors debate the merits of focus versus diversification, they will keep doing deals.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Aegon's ratings continue to reflect the group's diversification by product range, distribution channel and geography.
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But Bennet's agenda of diversification largely doesn't include such voices because they don't comport with the Times' worldview.
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These three Ts underscore a strategic diversification that has created an oil-independent economy in the thriving emirate.
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With a small investment, do not worry about diversification, said certified financial planner James White, of Pottstown, Pennsylvania.
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"It would be a new industrial portfolio, and diversification of our portfolio," said Aker chief executive Oyvind Eriksen.
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Diversification is one possibility, as they supply receptionists, maintenance workers and other staff in roles other than security.
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They may not realize that those funds may have significant overlap and do little for actual portfolio diversification.
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The GE story belies a sharp improvement in diversification by many 401(k) plans over the past decade.
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The firm said it was targeting more diversification by product, client and country as the driver for growth.
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Diversification and Adaptability: Fitch recognizes QVC's ability to manage product mix and adapt to its customers' shopping preferences.
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A third portfolio-management axiom that has diminished in importance over the past few years has been diversification.
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Prudential's ratings also benefit from the group's geographical diversification across the UK, US and 15 countries in Asia.
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"Diversification can improve your expected return-risk ratio by more than anything else you can do," he said.
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By paying mutual fund fees, it allows you to gain broad diversification without requiring a large portfolio size.
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Kazakhstan is a vital oil supplier to Israel and Israel has contributed greatly to Kazakhstan's economic diversification efforts.
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Diversification Benefit from KION: Weichai's credit profile benefits from the 40.23% ownership of German forklift manufacturer, KION Group.
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"Mutual funds are flush with liquidity, enabling adequate investor interest from a diversification perspective as well," he said.
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That's still true, of course, and this is a tough one for anyone who believes diversification is important.
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"In our meetings, we see a commitment from the authorities that they are interested in diversification," she said.
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To develop the financial formula, he worked with Dan Galai, an economist and authority in risk diversification theory.
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It doesn't matter if it's within asset classes, among asset classes or across different tax treatments, diversification helps.
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Stock diversification means not limited exposure to the U.S. market, no matter what Buffett and Bogle say.103.
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To achieve diversification, Azzad uses the separately managed accounts to find appropriate investments in the different investment styles.
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At the same time, we also believe ABK's franchise is stronger given the diversification benefits that this represents.
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The group's geographical diversification will reduce but it will maintain key market positions in France, Brazil and Colombia.
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The two Jeffs want to offer institutions a way to tap into high-growth companies that offer diversification.
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Yet, "we are still in the early stages of that diversification away from purely Iranian patronage," he added.
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Stick to investments like index funds and ETFs over individual stocks, though, because diversification is still essential.4.
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"Chronically distressed regions need to regenerate through diversification, entrepreneurship and innovation," Professor Wolman and his co-authors argue.
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Ms. Jones pointed out that intermediate-term bonds have historically been the better diversification counterweight when stocks fall.
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Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman envisions raising tens of billions of dollars to fund Saudi's economic diversification efforts.
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"We are looking to increase diversification in copper opportunities," Montoya said in a presentation at the MinPro forum.
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"The primary goal of the diversification is to improve(financial) results not just to change suppliers," Jastrzebski said.
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"In these circumstances, hedge funds provide a valuable opportunity for portfolio diversification and downside risk protection," Bensted said.
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Yu said Sinopec is far behind the German chemicals giant in terms of diversification of downstream chemical products.
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"Diversification just goes against investors' instincts at times like these," says Jeffrey Kleintop, Schwab's chief global investment strategist.
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A key factor driving commodities amid record-high stock valuations was diversification to fortify portfolios against a correction.
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Creating a strategy When it comes to creating an investment strategy, diversification is key to a sound portfolio.
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International diversification is still a key way of reducing risk, whether through funds, equities, bonds, or currencies. Right.
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Use these tools to see how your money really stacks up, and whether your diversification mix is ideal.
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This kind of diversification leads to lower volatility and milder losses during downturns without hurting long-term results.
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Keep it simple, he says, and buy diversification wholesale, at a lower cost through mutual funds or ETFs.
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"We are a global company, we have a fairly complex supply chain, so diversification is important," Singh said.
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"Venezuela is moving towards economic diversification and the sustained strengthening of its international reserves," a government statement added.
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It is characterised by limited geographic diversification; however, it has a leading position in the UK dentistry market.
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We're already seeing diversification from top on-demand companies, and it will only accelerate in the next year.
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By all accounts, the state learned some tough lessons about diversification during the last oil shock, in the 473s.
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But such diversification helped push up its operating costs 153 percent last year, outpacing revenue growth of 32.5 percent.
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KS: Talking about that, does having more diversified content, does that mean more diversification of what Grindr is, essentially?
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Yet other companies I haven't listed here don't seem to be investing in a big way in this diversification.
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"The agreement will result in the socio-economic development, industrialization, and diversification on the African continent," Garba told CNN.
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Jim Cramer still wants them to be prepared in case that doesn't happen, and that means proper portfolio diversification.
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Jose Cuervo and other family brands also have an important geographical diversification with sales in more than 85 countries.
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They make it so much easier (and cheaper) to accomplish the true diversification that wins in the long run.
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We believe that recent investment/expansion plans in the ASEAN region is a positive step towards further geographic diversification.
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This might sound like a big promise, says Robbins, but diversification does the job in the worst of seasons.
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Final revisions should take effect in January 2018 for the leverage ratio and in January 2019 for risk diversification.
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"It's about diversification away from oil and gas in sector and revenue," said a source familiar with PIF's strategy.
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"Diversification, adaptation and adaptive evolution really do seem to be driven quite often by genes moving around," Arnold said.
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Major business and revenue diversification and sustainable strengthening of the bank's standalone liquidity buffers would also be rating positive.
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Managers of so-called focus funds, which have only 30 or 40 holdings, say broad diversification isn't so great.
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The planned economic diversification also involved localizing renewable energy and industrial equipment sectors and creating high-quality tourism attractions.
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So when thinking about the portfolio, one has to think about how to create that diversification and that balance.
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"All other misconceptions we encounter, especially about concepts like diversification and risk, trace back to this one," she said.
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This acquisition will provide some business diversification and will not impact Midea's ability to generate free cash flow (FCF).
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SFG's asset management segment adds diversification to its core employee benefits segment and has become increasingly significant over time.
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Heading into Google parent Alphabet's second-quarter earnings report on Thursday, investors are looking for evidence of revenue diversification.
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Cramer spoke with Apple Hospitality's CEO Justin Knight, who explained the diversification of the company has created solid fundamentals.
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Diversification and liberalisation are directed from the royal palace; even simple entertainment requires central planning and a "giga-project".
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"It's about the diversification of their business," said Matthew Holt, managing director at private equity firm New Mountain Capital.
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The diversification of the funeral industry stems from the environmental impact of traditional burial and the rise of cremation.
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The second big argument against owning a house has to do with diversification, a fundamental principle of good investment.
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Market diversification for Indian software remains limited -- this is one of the reasons causing the cooling down of growth.
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The increasing diversification of the cast and crew is another way to shake up the series' longest-standing tropes.
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The two companies are genuinely similar, so they appeal in similar ways to institutional investors pursuing similar diversification strategies.
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China Grand Auto's strong brand and geographical diversification mitigate the impact of product launch cycles and reduce earnings volatility.
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But 37% of those polled believe capital requirements on sovereign exposures would strengthen bank capital and encourage portfolio diversification.
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Menard said that the CPPIB's existing strategy of diversification will leave it well placed to meet the new challenge.
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However, this strength is offset by the group's geographical concentration in the UK and limited diversification by client base.
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"Economic diversification is critical for the future of Angola," says Keiko Honda, Executive Vice President and CEO of MIGA.
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Also, many ETFs have built-in diversification, which is another one of the tenets of successful long-term investing.
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Ambani, India's richest man, spearheaded the company's consumer-led diversification a decade ago with its entry into organised retail.
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To be absolutely clear, diversification is a method of managing risk, not protecting against losses in a down market.
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In Goldberg's story, as in most stories about diversification, there comes a point at which the arguments switch sides.
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Besides diversification, do you have a list of things you know you want to do when you get there?
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To the Editor: Frank Bruni gives good arguments for the diversification of the student body in colleges and universities.
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Probabilistic thinking may help us to deal with life's risks and randomness, and diversification can improve our relationship portfolios.
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And as diversification benefit fell, risk, measured in the study by using volatility of returns as a proxy, rose.
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He is not a big believer in diversification, despite its evident benefits in reducing the volatility of a portfolio.
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The electronics manufacturer posted extremely good first-quarter earnings on Thursday, highlighting the size and diversification within the company.
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Fitch does not believe SOMPO currently has sufficient international diversification to counterbalance its large holding of Japanese government debt.
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Unlike Saudi Arabia, diversification efforts are running headlong into structural constraints that are a headwind for growth, economists say.
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"We are also willing to play a constructive role in Sri Lanka's sustainable development and economic diversification," Hua said.
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And though diversification will make market downturns easier to stomach, it can also limit upside in a rallying market.
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That provides diversification and stability while also minimizing the taxes he owes relative to the tax-advantaged 401(k).
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However, diversification of ATB's funding profile and business model or significant improvements in Libya's operating environment could bring upside.
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"The mood definitely appears to have improved but diversification is a natural evolution of an investment portfolio," Smiles said.
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China says the diversification of overseas markets will also help exporters counter the trade war with the United States.
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The lack of diversification results in Hydoo's weaker cash flow quality and increases its operation risk amid industry downturns.
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Notwithstanding structural subordination issues, the diversification of CKI's investments and its strong management team support CKI's 'BBB+' standalone rating.
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No one knows better than Rick Perry that diversification is as important in energy as it is in finance.
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"It is a good diversification for Engie," said Clairinvest fund manager Ion-Marc Valahu, whose firm owns Engie shares.
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So that diversification is business model, ad versus subscription, it's content versus services, it's a vertical stack, health, etc.
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The nation has pursued economic diversification and has developed sound fiscal policies to regulate diamond wealth and government spending.
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These obstructionists are doing everything they can to hold off the inevitable racial diversification of American society and politics.
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One of the keys to long-term investment performance is diversification, often called the only "free lunch" in investing.
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Lower revenue diversification or failure to address shrinking revenue by adjusting costs could have negative implications for the ratings.
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These unilateral actions can impact the profitability of most tenants, partially mitigating the benefits of tenant and geographic diversification.
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Botin dismissed analysts' concerns over the bank's capital adequacy, highlighting the lender's lower risk retail and higher diversification model.
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The ongoing diversification of American society further unites an overwhelmingly white GOP around a shared fear of impending doom.
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ITALY'S ECONOMY MINISTER SAYS RISK-WEIGHTING OF BANKS' SOVEREIGN BOND PORTFOLIOS DAMAGING WHILE INCENTIVES TO DIVERSIFICATION COULD BE DISCUSSED
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"It's very important to talk about diversification, and that is why we're doing (it) on a very intense basis."
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Proper diversification entails buying a mix of securities that differ in size, style, sector, and region of the world.
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But the shipments could herald a welcome diversification from traditional supply areas that are being hit by climate change.
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Emerging-Market Balance The rating reflects the solid geographic diversification with a good balance between developed and emerging markets.
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LVMH and peers Kering and Richemont are so shaped because their size brings economies of scale and diversification benefits.
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At the same time, appropriate enterprise risk management is becoming more important to achieve the benefits of business diversification.
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The results suggest that the diversification and specialization of olfactory receptors were keys to the evolution of ant sociality.
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Perhaps more troubling than the expanding range of its missiles, though, is the diversification of its missile delivery systems.
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Fitch's opinion of Terra's credit profile is based on geographical and business line diversification and robust cash flow generation.
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Amazon's initial decision to come to the city was a huge diversification opportunity, and we let it slip away.
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Indeed, the two companies seem to operate largely separately, with the merger being mainly a financial or diversification deal.
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The ratings are one notch above the Spanish sovereign rating (BBB+/Stable), supported by diversification benefits from their solid retail franchises in a number of European and Latin American countries and the US. Geographical diversification has proven key in supporting the resilience of earnings generation and loss absorption capacity during times of stress.
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Santander and BBVA benefit from relatively stable earnings over the cycle helped by their geographical diversification and retail-banking focus.
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Bosch also benefits from high geographical diversification, solid research and development (R&D) capacity and technology leadership in several segments.
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The merger strengthened Pan-American's position in the U.S. life insurance market and enhanced its geographic diversification, in Fitch's view.
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This means that investors can expect to see notable diversification benefits as a result of investing in the frontier markets.
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Diversification was important for reserve currencies, and the renminbi and other currencies would begin to be considered internationally, he said.
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Chief among these advantages are scale and diversification, which help firms weather periods of performance and/or asset flow pressure.
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Gunvor's U.S. expansion drive is part of the company's diversification away from its Russian roots which began two years ago.
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Davis said she's a fan of diversification and thinks investors should still be looking outside the United States for value.
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Periodic Currency Volatility A side effect of geographic diversification, particularly with a concentration in emerging markets, is periodic currency volatility.
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But its push to diversification looks set to pave the way for an increase in similar moves from other traders.
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"The prices were supported by first-time home buyers and investors seeking Singapore properties for diversification purposes," the report said.
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Phatra's solid domestic franchise and greater revenue diversification support its profitability, which is consistently stronger than that of local peers.
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PDI's lower correlation to equity markets and less liquid nature offer balance, stability and diversification that benefits longer-term investors.
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Labor market reforms are essential to the nation's diversification plan, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) warned in a December report.
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Perhaps in an effort at diversification, Mr Putin recently announced the creation of a new security structure, the National Guard.
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This leads to a lack of diversification and higher portfolio risk at a time when return potential is already limited.
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A successful acquisition would give Reliance "powerful diversification and currency exposures that some investors might prize", said CMC Markets' McCarthy.
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Fitch believes Prisa adds geographical diversification to ODM, while RSM could see improved margins and market share under ODM's stewardship.
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Geographical diversification is limited; although One Re underwrites risks covering 25 countries, the top four account for 76% of GWP.
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And the diversification of his online portfolio helps: When the popularity of one platform dips, another rises in its place.
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A sustained reduction in leverage, or a further diversification in funding beyond the wholesale market, could lead to an upgrade.
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PeerStreet mostly solves the first problem by offering an automated portfolio builder that invests money in loans to encourage diversification.
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Offsetting these positives, diversification has increased the company's exposure to interest rate risk due to growth in asset-intensive businesses.
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That's because new features popping up that were more likely to attract a partner's attention could lead to faster diversification.
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However, risk is partially mitigated by the company's operating efficiency and diversification in chicken, beef, pork, and prepared foods products.
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Robinhood would do well to encourage diversification, investment in spread-out ETFs, and only investing what people are comfortable losing.
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The company has made incremental progress on technology leadership, market position and diversification since our initial rating in September 2015.
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Dubai raked 10th globally for greenfield FDI, helped by government diversification efforts, relaxed regulations and lowered cost of doing business.
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Be Open to Change and Diversification "I used to have a five-year plan when I was younger," he says.
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The rationale is diversification is all well and good until you get a market selloff, then everything moves down together.
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The diversification improves both the stability and visibility of revenues, which are driven predominantly by advertising and subject to cyclicality.
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"As a portfolio diversification tool, the long-term data suggests that fine wine is an interesting alternative asset," added Gibbs.
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Rating upside is constrained by the company's small size, its lack of geographical diversification, and limited access to capital markets.
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This acquisition will provide some business diversification and will not impact on Midea's ability to generate free cash flow (FCF).
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Bunge's diversification focus has been on higher-margin food ingredients that complement its core grain handling, processing and shipping business.
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On a consolidated basis, asset quality remains strong, reflecting diversification and the specific strengths within each of the group's banks.
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KEY RATING DRIVERS Valid's ratings incorporate favorable revenue and cash flow diversification in terms of geographic footprint, services and clients.
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Investors may be best served by these tried and true methods: portfolio diversification, fundamental analysis and a bit of patience.
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These unilateral actions can impact the profitability of most tenants, thus partially mitigating the benefits of tenant and geographic diversification.
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But they are also steering the organization and the region toward policies designed to promote greater economic growth and diversification.
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"The interest has increased, for political reasons and for reasons of diversification," Juergen Wegner said in an interview, without elaborating.
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However, for potential investors, Ashbaugh warns that their small-business loan exposure may not provide the diversification they might expect.
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This country is fast approaching majority-minority status, and with every election cycle comes a further diversification of the electorate.
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There would be offsetting benefits such as cost savings, an expanded geographic footprint and improved product diversification, the agency said.
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Passive management aims to match market returns by aggregating exchange traded funds (ETF) to simultaneously maximize diversification and reduce costs.
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Unfortunately, these diversification tools are disappearing because of the private right of action contained in the Department of Labor rule.
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With turmoil hitting markets overseas lately, Jim Cramer thought he would review the necessity for geographical diversification in a portfolio.
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The new combined Ahold Delhaize will benefit from greater scale and diversification in its activities in the US and Europe.
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Ultimately, that means having only 20 percent of holdings in one sector and following Cramer's five areas of new diversification.
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Fitch considers this volatility as a negative credit factor, but it this is partially offset by Syngenta's broad geographical diversification.
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Corpbanca Colombia's ratings also consider its consistent performance, solid asset quality and risk management, earning diversification, and stable funding base.
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Investors provided their five top stocks, and he weighed in on whether they pass or fail the test of diversification.
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The new shareholders should support portfolio diversification and development, particularly in accessing telecommunications and internet providers expanding outside of China.
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Giora Bardea, interim CEO at Strauss, said the company outperformed in the domestic market due to product innovation and diversification.
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The diversification benefits and potential funding improvements that may be derived from the new strategy are positive to the ratings.
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"The Climate Change Act draws a new economy for our islands, which need more diversification and less seasonality," Pons said.
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Not even Darwin's finches, which are considered the hallmark of adaptive radiation, saw diversification at this scale, the study notes.
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The ratings also reflect AEL's above-average exposure to interest rate risk and lack of diversification in earnings and distribution.
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In an interview with Business Insider, Mallouk said one of his most common requests was diversification around one major asset.
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Diversification is a regular request, and Mallouk explained how investors could spread out their holdings while avoiding unnecessary tax pain.
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Growing Contracted Sales: Tahoe's rating is supported by the rapid increase in contracted sales and diversification outside of Fujian province.
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Still, the IPO was also supposed to open Saudi capital markets, revive meagre foreign direct investment and help power diversification.
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A continued successful track record of operations and a diversification of funding sources could create moderate upside for Kapital's rating.
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Economic diversification through entrepreneurship as well as connections to knowledge economy jobs are critical for building resilience in rural economies.
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Lower oil prices have been "very opportunistic because it helped us move faster down the diversification strategy," Al Mubarak said.
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Fitch believes that income diversification is a challenge for Multibank, as the dependence on interest income on loans is high.
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As a consequence public sector life insurers' earnings diversification between investment, risk and expense results falls behind the market average.
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But what our nation really needs is more attention to diversification of the health-care workforce through more "pipeline" programs.
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He added that the country was a "diversification play (as) it is volatile, higher risk," but it "delivers higher return."
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A continued successful track record of operations and a diversification of funding sources could create moderate upside for Destek's rating.
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The school must also develop and submit a staff diversification proposal to increase minority representation among the school's teaching faculty.
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They also reflect Volkswagen's broad diversification, leading market shares and an unrivalled potential for cost savings and economies of scale.
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This is one notch higher than Italy's sovereign rating, in recognition of SACE's strong credit profile and diversification by geography.
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Both of those facts make investing in American newsboard Reddit a savvy diversification, even if Reddit isn't accessible in China.
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However, the geographical diversification has increased with the acquisition of the ZiL and Luchi projects of 2.5 million sq. m.
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We believe management's expansion strategy entails manageable execution risk due to RFC's degree of diversification and its strong track record.
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That with digitization and a dash of diversification, Intuit will be a clear winner as the world increasingly goes online.
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But Jim Carr, Canadian minister of international trade diversification, said it was not unusual for Canada to seek broader support.
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"You can learn a lot about our human biology, and biology in general, by looking at animals with sensory diversification."
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You can learn a lot about our human biology, and biology in general, by looking at animals with sensory diversification.
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But she added that she was "on one knee," calling on other business leaders to step up their diversification efforts.
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Based on a fresh analysis my colleagues and I have made, diversification hurts your long term investment performance big time.
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The diversification they provide outweighs those drawbacks, in his view, "but they are things for investors to keep in mind."
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If everything goes down and up at the same time and in the same way, diversification would lose its value.
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UBAE has achieved some diversification through other business lines with a few major Italian corporates, SMEs and small regional banks.
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It is incumbent on the United States not to neglect the expansion and diversification of its sources of crude oil.
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Amid the latest stock market volatility, a renewed interest in diversification and rising inflation are putting more focus on commodities.
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AT&T prevailed in that fight, but now it has to prove to investors that it can make diversification work.
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However, the ratings are constrained by the cyclicality and lower margins of the protein industry and the limited product diversification.
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He says he doesn&apost need to dilute his performance with ancillary ideas that are there only for diversification purposes.
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However, he says, the 'over-diversification' problem arises when you increase complexity without lowering your risk or increasing your return.
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Sketch Guy If you're an entrepreneur, traditional financial advice, starting with the drumbeat of diversification, does not apply to you.
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But that's just "one of many factors tempering the pace and magnitude of supply-chain diversification" into Vietnam, Ryan said.
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That's true, as far as it goes, but the main message of the study is the huge value of diversification.
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T. Rowe Price Retirement 2020 (-4.82 percent) underperformed last year due to its market-cap and geographic diversification within equities.
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However, its rating is constrained by a lack of geographical diversification, with most of its revenue being generated from Shanghai.
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However, as Phoenix's strategy is to acquire run-off portfolios only in the UK, the group's geographical diversification is limited.
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RY's ratings and Stable Outlook are also supported by the company's solid domestic franchise, geographic diversification and consistent operating performance.
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"Purdue is preparing for a bright future that includes diversification into non-opioid products," Purdue told Reuters in a statement.
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Yet despite all this talk of Saudi economic diversification, oil remains Saudi Arabia's focus and the U.S. should take note.
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Finally, the sale is arguably too small to achieve meaningful diversification or raise significant sums of money for the government.
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This may be why we&aposre seeing diversification into new revenue streams like ecommerce, a major new focus for Facebook.
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It is meant to encourage a diversification of musical tastes, to support a broadening of one's anthropological and artistic horizons.
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Despite Santander's and BBVA's international diversification, Fitch considers that the banks' risk profiles remain correlated with that of the Spanish sovereign.
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Chinese Foreign Direct Investment (FDI, excluding real estate) skyrocketed in 2016 as Chinese investors seek diversification out of their domestic markets.
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True diversification requires developing industries which have nothing to do with the extraction of oil and spending of oil-related revenue.
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A new study…Read more ReadThe diversification of early vertebrates was contingent on the presence of shallow waters, this research suggests.
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This was driven by MHP's export product mix optimisation as well as geographic diversification and slight increase in international poultry prices.
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Fitch views GKN's continuing diversification into aerospace as credit-positive as it is more stable and higher-margin than auto supply.
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Mark McCarron, chief investment officer for Wescott Financial Advisory Group, believes in global diversification when it comes to investing in stocks.
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Efforts at social reform and economic diversification have come when prices and revenues fell, during the 1990s and again since 2014.
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The ratings also reflect AEL's above average exposure to interest rate risk and the lack of diversification in earnings and distribution.
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Rowling recalls many uncomfortable conversations during the late 1990s "tech bubble," with clients and prospects who questioned the wisdom of diversification.
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However, increasing diversification at all institutions might create new channels of contagion, which would exacerbate rather than mitigate a systemic crisis.
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The argument against is based on diversification: you don't want to hold shares in the company that also pays your salary.
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The government could be reluctant to let infrastructure spending fall because of its importance to growth and to the diversification plan.
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Too many people are focused on asset allocation and diversification rather than the actual income they'll need in retirement, Jalinski said.
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On the other, he says he wants a stronger economy, trade diversification and closer engagement with the rest of Latin America.
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The contract value is expected to support the growth and diversification of the UAE's domestic economy by 2.2 billion UAE dirhams.
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Beautycon's growth is a testament to the popularity and diversification of the brand itself, Beautycon Media CEO Moj Mahdara told Mashable.
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This is why there is a need for a period of transition until 2018 to accelerate the diversification of the economy.
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St Kitts's new staple is passports for foreigners, sales of which finance an opaque development agency, the Sugar Industry Diversification Foundation.
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These factors can include size, momentum, low-volatility, quality and value: In an uncertain world, the value of diversification remains unchanged.
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The diversification away from the company's core strengths made it seem much more valuable to investors, but this proved a chimera.
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Geographical and Product Diversification: Midea has the widest range of product offerings in the world, covering both large and small appliances.
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Limited End-Market Diversification: Midea sells its products primarily in China, which leaves it vulnerable to consumer cycles in the country.
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For starters, investing in funds versus buying individual bonds offers a greater level of diversification, so in theory it's less risky.
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Though diversification is sometimes called the only free lunch in investment, I've long thought that title better belongs to tax avoidance.
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Although many U.S. customers continue to hoard money at home, they are increasingly interested in a broad diversification of their assets.
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Its concentrated portfolio provides less diversification than higher-rated Unibail-Rodamco SE (A/Stable), and similarly rated Segro PLC (BBB+/Stable).
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The overall weak global demand is hampering one of German exporters' strengths, namely diversification in products and export markets, he said.
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However, similar to regional peers, concentrations are the main risks but remain lower than regional peers' as ABC benefits from diversification.
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The China homebuilder's ratings are supported by its strong contracted sales growth, region diversification and favourable margin compared with its peers.
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When dealing with investing, regardless if it is your 401(k) or your own mad money, diversification comes before everything else.
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The broader trend in China's nickel raw material imports, however, is one of diversification in terms of both geography and materials.
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Fitch also views favourably the diversification provided by Sanlam Emerging Markets (SEM), which contributed 20% to Sanlam's operating profit in 2016.
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Diversification benefits include: AIG garners significant benefits from its DTAs, which are an important source of liquidity and support capital management.
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It is also a source of 60 percent of state revenue in an economy that has little diversification away from energy.
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As part of its diversification drive, the Ashgabat government has taken part in a railroad project connecting Central Asia to Iran.
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Geely said in May that it would take a 20.8522 percent stake in Saxo bank as part of a diversification drive.
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The most important change that has taken place in Florida, however, has been the growing diversification of the state's Latino communities.
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Others have pointed out that correlations between the United States and foreign markets are rising, diminishing the benefits of risk diversification.
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Used repeatedly and at the right time, he can trim the major holding and achieve diversification without a large tax bill.
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Diversification is particularly important in struggling communities where investors already view projects as riskier and returns are seen as less certain.
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Global Player SABM's ratings are based on the company's strong position in the global beer industry and its wide geographical diversification.
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However, its concentration on this distribution channel and limited geographical diversification heighten the insurer's exposure to domestic economic and regulatory changes.
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Fitch believes these pressures could be partially mitigated by the company's geographical diversification, strong brand equity, productivity efficiencies, and expense controls.
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Dalio provides 10 eye-opening charts that show the power of diversification compared to an array of other assets and sectors.
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Against that backdrop, Dalio provides 10 charts that depict exactly why diversification is the most important thing investors need to do.
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Currently, gasoline and diesel fuel dominate, accounting for 77 percent of transportation energy consumption, making this sector ripe for fuel diversification.
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"Especially given fiscal constraints, sustained structural reforms remain key to supporting growth and diversification," the IMF said in its concluding remarks.
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"True to our investor-first approach, we are constantly looking for unique and attractive diversification opportunities," said Mehere, in a statement.
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Their upcoming exhibitionof work by National Geographic photographer Joel Sartorehighlights the devastation of species diversification as a result of climate change.
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"Energy security rests in energy diversification, innovation, and development of zero and low carbon energy sources," Menendez said at the hearing.
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This combination of increased funding, international collaboration, and economic diversification turned out to be a theme at every location we visited.
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Quartz has lost five key people in the past few months, including some who were key to its revenue-diversification plan.
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Quartz has lost five key people in the past few months, including some who were central to its revenue-diversification efforts.
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The ratings could be upgraded if VSK achieves a profitable diversification of the insurance portfolio, or if VSK's capital strengthens significantly.
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Diversification benefits can be achieved in relation to other exposures, particularly mortality risk, and typically lower the reinsurer's longevity capital charges.
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Investors who diversified their stock portfolios with long-dated Treasuries enjoyed a hedge against declines, capital gains in bonds, and diversification.
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Meanwhile, the benefits of American trade diversification and continued U.S. economic strength are giving the Trump administration the gift of time.
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Rather than pursuing this narrow view of energy security, Latin American countries should embrace the advantages of electricity diversification by interconnecting.
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This "potentially means that diversification of robots might lead to a reduction in racial bias towards them," according to that study.
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Finally, put options, which are supposed to profit from market declines, provided the strongest diversification benefit — a 5% return on average.
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"Perhaps art&aposs most attractive investment quality over the long run has been its diversification potential," Citi wrote in its report.
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They have diversification of the business portfolio and in turn that will help the economic stability and the prosperity of Japan.
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Total minimum cost for a family of four choosing the most economical option: $190,000 toward the Economic Diversification Fund, including fees.
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The amplification of a message The rise -- and diversification -- of social media platforms has catapulted anti-vaccination rhetoric into the mainstream.
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That will require progress in the rule of law, developing government institutions, and diversification away from a raw materials-based economy.
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The varying impact of SII on Esure, Admiral and Direct Line reflects differences in business diversification, investment and risk transfer strategies.
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Being too emotionally attached to your company's stock can also lead to an over-concentration and a lack of portfolio diversification.
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When it embarked on greater diversification, including paying $1.2 billion for a 30% stake in Fancl last year, shares began retreating.
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That may sound like an impending diversification of Antarctica's relatively simple ecosystems, but, in reality, it may be more like homogenization.
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She favors bigger venues, and has been successful and sensible enough in her affairs to have the luxury of forgoing diversification.
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Mediobanca has traditionally benefited from a strong franchise in specialised businesses in Italy, which provides it with business and revenue diversification.
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According to their analysis, "earnings diversification and operating leverage, and a favorable macro environment" justify an overweight position in Brazilian equities.
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This helps to counterbalance the group's small scale, its narrow geographic diversification (most of UK now), and overall market share position.
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Ruben Gallego (D-Ariz.), the CHC whip and a close ally of Cárdenas, said diversification of the DCCC staff under Rep.
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An overlooked advantage of saving for retirement with a Roth IRA is the tax diversification that you receive as a taxpayer.
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"The stock divestitures made today were for personal financial planning and diversification reasons," a Microsoft spokesperson told CNBC in an email.
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The company's size provides it with advantages relative to smaller competitors, including administrative efficiencies, access to distribution and diversification of risk.
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Size and Diversification: Conduent is a global leader in BPO by revenue and number of employees with geographically mixed delivery platforms.
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The Saudi prince's entourage happily concedes they see much to emulate in the UAE's successful diversification of its economy beyond oil.
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Speaking from the World Economic Forum in Davos, RDIF CEO Kirill Dmitriev emphasized the importance of diversification in the Russian economy.
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The possibility merited little more than a brief mention in a section about economic reforms, diversification and privatization of state assets.
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Ciputra Residence's improving scale, project diversification and its conservative credit metrics will help the company weather the current challenging property environment.
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Just like that phrase cited above about past performance, diversification is another lesson that many investors seemingly forget during bull markets.
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Plugging money into both your 401(k) and your Roth IRA also gives you the benefit of tax diversification in retirement.
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This process is called adaptive radiation, and is best illustrated by the rapid diversification of Darwin's finches in the Galápagos Islands.
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Significant Scale and Diversification: Tyson's ratings benefit from its significant scale with LTM (July) sales of $37.3 billion and EBITDA of $05003 billion (excluding stock-option compensation expense and acquisition and integration costs related to AdvancePierre), leading position in U.S. protein, and product diversification that includes a growing portfolio of branded packaged food and value-added products.
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In addition, Fitch views the portfolio's tenant industry diversification favorably; O's properties are leased to 251 different commercial tenants in 47 industries.
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However, resilience to shocks is curtailed by the small size of the population (32,000), limited economic diversification and high dependence on Italy.
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In addition, Bio-Rad's geographic diversification mitigates lower customer demand resulting from tightened government funding for scientific research in any single geography.
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Each of these companies is focusing in somewhat different areas when it comes to diversification, and the results are very different, too.
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"Diversification works when you need it the most," said Chris Hyzy, chief investment officer for Bank of America Global Wealth & Investment Management.
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But Deputy Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman made tourism part of an economic diversification plan he outlined in April, called Vision 2030.
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Ideally, investors would hold each ETF until the 300 or so bonds in it mature, letting diversification manage any risk of defaults.
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Our first-year economics textbook introduced topics - supply and demand, marketing, diversification - I had already had to wrestle with in real life.
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It will point to four powerful trends that should help make the delta fit for the future: diversification, integration, automation and innovation.
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Beyond the 'free lunch' of traditional diversification, most reductions in one type of risk come with increases in other types of risk.
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Asked whether bond investors searching for yield must embrace riskier assets, Crescenzi cautioned against trying to time the diversification benefits of bonds.
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However, because bitcoin is unlinked to any one national currency or macroeconomic factor, it could be a good choice for portfolio diversification.
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However, we consider the move towards accelerating format diversification as credit positive if it does not dilute profitability on a sustained basis.
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Several years ago, I was power-walking through New York City, on my way to speak on a panel about career diversification.
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At least some of your retirement funds should be in a Roth IRA because it represents a form of retirement income diversification.
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Taking the time to explore your options now can mean added diversification, lower risk and solid growth opportunities for your portfolio later.
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"I think the earnings that we just released show the strength of our diversification," he told CNBC Europe's "Squawk Box" on Wednesday.
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Still, Pestana's hotel revenues rose 8 percent last year, supported by domestic demand, hotel openings, price hikes and the group's geographic diversification.
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Rating concerns are offset by GE's diversification, significant financial resources, and steady operating performance through business cycles compared to its industrial peers.
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Sunoco Logistics and Energy Transfer Partners said the combined operation would increase their scale and diversification across the resource basins they serve.
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But the administration is also trying to chill Iran's growth prospects by limiting the diversification of its economy, senior officials tell me.
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"They're very easy to trade, with lower transaction fees than bonds or [traditional] bond funds, all the while providing diversification," he added.
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Foreign markets change the math a bit, and some of these companies have significant diversification into other areas (such as Grab Finance).
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Funding stability is a strength for the banks and retail banking is developing well, which is positive as it brings more diversification.
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"Diversification into renewable energy and the circular economy is crucial," Claudio Descalzi told financial daily Il Sole 24 Ore in an interview.
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Countries like Venezuela and Nigeria have fallen on hard times, while being forced to contemplate a "post-oil" era of economic diversification.
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Cencosud S.A. (BBB-) and El Puerto de Liverpool S.A.de C.V. (BBB+) do not enjoy the same degree of business or geographical diversification.
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"It has as much to do with investors seeking diversification as the U.S. market being near or at record levels," Rosenbluth said.
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Diversification Like all content owners, sports organizations are intent on ensuring viewers can access their events on any device, at any time.
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"Diversification paid off again," Chief Executive Sergio Ermotti told CNBC, adding client sentiment had improved, which augured well for the third quarter.
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"This investment is in line with SABIC's strategy of product diversification...and becoming a global leader in the specialties sector," he said.
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That means that the traditional method of diversification based on selecting stocks from each sector is not going to cut it anymore.
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This is a function of a lack of geographic diversification, some regulatory uncertainty and limited visibility over longer-term pension deficit payments.
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The ratings are supported by the strong market position of Telia in its core Nordic markets, and its broad, albeit diminishing, diversification.
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It's a strategy that in some ways resembles another Italian family's diversification — the Benetton dynasty's shift away from clothing two decades ago.
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This diversification of funding, Mr Dehn says, has left the Russian economy less starved of capital than it would otherwise have been.
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These funds help local diversification projects, often started by grassroots environmental activists determined to help their communities survive the death of coal.
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The coming diversification of the astronaut population beyond governmental employees will no doubt alter the image and experience of the spacefaring profession.
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Healthcare is one sector identified by the Saudi government as an early candidate for privatization under its Vision 2000 economic diversification plan.
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Asset quality remains healthy, with low levels of arrears and average indexed loan-to-values (LTVs) and strong diversification by individual borrower.
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Indeed, diversification is a core tenant of wise corporate strategy and that tenant should extend to firms' c-suites and boardrooms alike.
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"A rising dollar and an unrelenting desire for FX diversification by local residents means more (yuan) depreciation pressure," added Societe Generale's Daw.
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Very interestingly, the more technologically integrated we become, such as through internet use, the more tightly linked markets become, offering less diversification.
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In equities every 1 percent increase in global internet diffusion, or spreading, brings with it a 1.7 percent decline in diversification potential.
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The CPP, by pushing utilities to shutter coal-fired power plants, seriously undermined that diversification and threatened the reliability of the grid.
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Al Mubarak said that museum, an example of Abu Dhabi's economic story of diversification, sends a "message of tolerance" to the world.
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If the amount of time an idea sticks around is any testament to its value, diversification is clearly very valuable to investors.
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" The 45-page report recommended: "conservative investors with concentrated exposure to any single borrower in the municipal market should pursue portfolio diversification.
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Scale and diversification are important for generic drug firms to maintain stable and durable margins, particularly given the consolidation of industry customers.
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The enlarged scale and improved diversification of its income may enhance its business profile, upon successful completion of this project in 2019.
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Lloyd sees GameStop continuing to pursue its diversification strategy over the next few years to become less dependent on console game cycles.
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Any significant diversification into higher-risk markets that would endanger the credit fundamentals of those companies could also trigger a rating downgrade.
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"Opening cinemas will act as a catalyst for economic growth and diversification," said Minister of Culture and Information Awwad bin Saleh Alawwad.
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"We've seen an increase in volumes, an increase in earnings from trading, and continued geographic diversification," said Torbjörn Törnqvist, Gunvor chief executive.
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Moreover, the current 'A' rating is supported by GSK's scale, good geographical diversification, and range of treatment areas relative to sector peers.
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Their size and scale enable Time Warner to capitalize on strong demand for television content while providing meaningful diversification of revenue sources.
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Why it matters: The IPO is designed to raise tens of billions of dollars to help support the kingdom's economic diversification plans.
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The near-bubble in housing prices at home and the depreciation of the yuan have made them nervous, so diversification becomes pressing.
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" The 45-page report recommended: "Conservative investors with concentrated exposure to any single borrower in the municipal market should pursue portfolio diversification.
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Asset quality is supported by the company's sound underwriting standards and management's focus on diversification and balanced growth in the loan portfolio.
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If bonds are providing less diversification in a balanced portfolio, it follows that investors need to dial down their exposure to risk.
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