Some examples include investment fund managers, supply chain managers, and security managers.
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" Mr. Stumpf said the employees who were fired included "managers, and managers of managers, and an area president.
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For example, only 36 percent of federal supervisors or managers were women, and managers get paid more than non-managers.
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Anything that begins with managers talking to managers goes nowhere.
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"To make matters worse," Nadella writes, their managers and their managers' managers weren't invited, either, deepening the internal political intrigue of his decision.
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Website managers respond: We cooperate with law enforcementThe managers of Deer.
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But most people who played were directors and managers of those clubs: salon managers, union leaders, and apartment block managers—the Communist upper class.
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The layoffs are involuntary and include managers and non-managers, she said.
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Boards hold managers accountable on behalf of shareholders, and managers run companies.
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For example, women managers make 77 percent of what men managers make.
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"They hired a bunch of managers, and then they decided they didn't like the managers, so they got rid of all the managers," Schmidt told Cowen.
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Some examples of occupations in the category, according to the Labor Department's O*NET occupational database, include compliance managers, supply chain managers, and loss prevention managers.
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In Redwood City, the most common roles being slashed are designers, marketing managers, and merchandising managers, with some web developers and technical managers in the mix.
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In the Visier data set, managers earned twice as much as non-managers.
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The active managers own that bit of the market the passive managers don't.
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Openings are for positions including principal software engineering managers and principal program managers.
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We do this all managers conference where we bring in all our managers.
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Gaming managers Female gaming managers are most likely to marry male gaming services workers.
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Arion Bank and Landsbankinn are acting as joint lead managers and Icelandic retail managers.
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Coronation Fund Managers had already endorsed Kroton's earlier bid, its co-managers told Reuters.
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Successful managers deserve decent rewards, but a lot of mediocre managers have prospered too.
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The location will employ a full deaf staff—including baristas, managers and shift managers.
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Since then, more than 80,000 restaurant managers, mid-managers and owner/operators have graduated.
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Store managers and assistant store managers are among the roles affected by the cuts.
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This is because many fund managers and asset managers have a base in Britain.
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Guest experience managers, also known as guest service managers, are charged with visitor satisfaction.
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Therefore, marketing managers should adopt the successful frameworks and processes software managers have already developed.
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Managers in the top quartile make 9 percent more than managers in the bottom fourth.
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Too many people were managers, he said, and too many managers had too few reports.
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As with leadership, we recommend significant training for managers, particularly new or first-time managers.
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Shareholders employ managers to run a company; investors use fund managers to look after their savings.
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There will be bankers [in the crypto city], financial advisors, business managers, and hedge fund managers.
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Under the current regulatory framework, managers of venture capital funds are treated like other fund managers.
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Shrewsberry said 10 percent of the 5,300 employees who were fired were managers, including store managers.
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"Non-managers tend to feel more strongly about the top issues than managers," according to BambooHR.
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Get line managers on boardFirst and foremost, managers need training in how to manage flexible work.
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Duke's managers are part of the tight-knit family of Coach K managers, present and past.
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But collectively the apprentices can think of more managers called "Thomas" than managers who are women.
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"Capitalism seems to be serving managers and investment managers at the expense of shareholders," he wrote.
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There were only two female engineering managers when she was there, out of 60 engineering managers.
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However, millennials who are managers resign two-thirds less often than millennials who are not managers.
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Senior managers have an annual turnover rate of only 13% compared to 31% for middle managers.
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Millennial managers were somewhat more likely to think new grads were prepared, with 55 percent saying so, compared with 47 percent of Gen X managers and 48 percent of baby boomer managers.
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It is operated through 5 managers, three preferred managers, Ms. Rebekah Mercer, Ms. Jennifer Mercer and Mr. Stephen Bannon, and two common managers, Mr. Alexander Nix and a person to be named.
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We do that with really strict operating procedures and different software, and regional managers and district managers.
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Finally, style has helped — 71 percent of value managers and 64 percent of growth managers have outperformed.
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After the Astros scandal, managers and general managers know that a similar scheme could jeopardize their jobs.
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The impeachment managers brought paper House Speaker Nancy Pelosi's impeachment managers came prepared with videos and slides.
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I mean, asset managers always… The big asset managers always ran their European operations out of Luxembourg.
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The truth: Yes, good managers can do more with a given team than bad managers, says Mullane.
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Under the current system, middle managers, like pharmacy benefit managers and insurers negotiate prices with the drug companies.
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Financial markets—embodied by managers of large financial institutions, rating agencies, and professional asset managers—were equally bamboozled.
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"Active bond fund managers have had higher success rates beating their benchmarks than equity managers," said Morningstar's Bryan.
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Managers groomed them and shaped them, and in the classic rock era those managers were often gay men.
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Many investors measure the performance of money managers, like mutual fund and hedge fund managers, against MSCI indexes.
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But it's a clear improvement on the last five years when 285 pct of large-cap managers, 210 pct of mid-cap managers and 27.6 pct of small-cap managers all underperformed their respective benchmarks.
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So during the reviews process, managers compete against their peer managers to secure strong grades for their direct reports.
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A job search engine, Toptal connects companies with freelance software developers, designer, finance experts, product managers and project managers.
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The selection show could be a made-for-TV event with managers or general managers making their choices live.
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But the St. John's student managers had been looking forward to their rematch with the visiting managers from DePaul.
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I found that when I was managing ... when we got big enough, I was managing the managers of managers.
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Figures from Inalytics, a company that analyses fund managers' portfolios, suggest that active managers are changing strategy in response.
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"Companies need to provide managers with more training — less than half of managers get unconscious bias training," Thomas said.
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Asset managers and fund managers represented the bulk of investors, making up 78 percent to 86 percent of buyers.
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Since the Nationals moved to Washington from Montreal in 20163, they have employed six managers, not including interim managers.
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Over the 10 years to 2016, 82 percent of all U.S. large-cap managers, 303 percent of mid-cap managers and 88 percent of small-cap managers trailed their benchmarks, according to Standards & Poor's Spiva analysis.
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While they need retail workers to man shops and people to tend the crop, 267 percent of the industry's opening are for professional or technical workers such as audit assurance managers, product managers and marketing managers.
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There were white stage managers and assistants — Haddish and Rudolph then each launched into their impressions of overbearing white managers.
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Broken down further, 20083 percent of stock fund managers have missed the mark; 54 percent of bond fund managers have.
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WE TEND TO DEAL WITH MORE MONEY MANAGERS AND ASSETS MANAGERS TEND TO BE A HIGHER PROPORTION OF OUR BASE.
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In other words, EPA middle managers from around the country can second-guess more senior local managers regarding the remedy.
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The report said the retailer is planning to remove about 3,500 store co-managers and adding 1,700 assistant store managers.
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Just being around, though, does not guarantee that managers or general managers see any rule-breaking, let alone stop it.
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"We are starting to see more traditional investor managers or asset managers express some interest in the space," Sweeting said.
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JOHN STUMPF: Well, first of all, of the 5,300 people who we terminated because they did not live up to our vision of values, it was bankers, branch managers and in some cases managers of those managers.
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While these big-name managers being open for new investment hurts managers trying to get off the ground, hedge-fund investors have a once-in-a-blue-moon opportunity to get in with the most well-known managers.
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All the major managers—LastPass, Dashlane, 1Password, KeePass—offer Chrome extensions, and they're crucial to making password managers easy to use.
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"The company culture oozed downward onto regional vice presidents and the district managers and even the store managers," the report said.
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The company is looking to boost their sales team, as well as recruit engineers, copywriters, project managers, marketing managers and more.
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Money from LPs dedicated to venture will still be there and notably, strong emerging managers can be "haves" alongside established managers.
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ALL OF YOUR REGIONAL MANAGERS, YOUR STORE MANAGERS, ALL OF YOUR SALES PEOPLE, THEY HAVEN'T EARNED A BONUS IN A YEAR.
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"They thought they could do better than store managers, then the store managers started to leave in droves," one person said.
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Hiring managers will act in accordance, ensuring diverse candidate slates are provided for every open position and managers will follow suit.
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Pension funds, fund managers and sovereign wealth funds are likely to take a good share of the paper, fund managers said.
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A program focused on minority recruitment increases the proportion of black male managers by 8% and black female managers by 9%.
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Store managers call applicants to screen them and if they meet expectations, the managers make a verbal offer on the phone.
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Fewer project managers, new performance benchmarksThat being said, Martin does see one area UBS could have reductions: Program and project managers.
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Plan benefits some hedge fund managers: The plan will lower taxes on some hedge fund managers, which departs from his campaign pledge.
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They're mostly "hedge fund managers, doctors, lawyers, consultants, and investment managers," according to the an analysis from the left-leaning Brookings Institution.
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Walmart will have its workers, ranked assistant store managers and department managers apply for the positions, which are structured as management teams.
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He proudly employs three former general managers and five former managers as advisers, including Jack McKeon, 88, who has worked as both.
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As hedge funds and asset managers use whizzy algorithms to trade shares automatically, bond-fund managers still often call traders by phone.
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They've become managers and they're being manipulated on a gigantic scale by those whose interest it is to keep them as managers.
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"The people who go into our industry, the people who progress can progress very quickly [as] store managers, district managers, et cetera."
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On the equity side, characteristics defining the outperformers were smaller managers, long bias managers and those with a focus on emerging markets.
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How Land Managers Are Responding To Instagram Faced by an unprecedented array of challenges, these parks require creative solutions from land managers.
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"The onus is on the industry, on active managers as well as passive managers," she added, in a point echoed by Gilbert.
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Small-cap managers did very well, with 80 percent of core funds beating the benchmark and 68 percent of value managers winning.
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Both the private Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index and the official Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for March expanded unexpectedly, surprising analysts.
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Both the private Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index and China's official Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) expanded unexpectedly in March, surprising analysts.
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He said as underperformance from active managers reaches new highs, it was not the time to switch from active to passive managers.
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Former managers told Vox that Amazon fines the call center $2.85 per failed call, an incentive for managers to push overloaded agents.
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Let me say this bluntly and loudly: Asset managers and hedge-fund managers should not be allowed to own market makers … ever!
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There's an expectation to form meaningful connections with managers and for managers to be more than supervisors, but to be mentors also.
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But, women represent just 37% of first and middle-level managers, 27% of executives and senior-level managers, and 5% of CEOs.
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Hedge fund managers David Einhorn and Bill Ackman get much of the media attention, but some lower-profile managers are performing better.
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"Private equity fund managers are more than money managers," said James Maloney of the Private Equity Growth Capital Council, an industry group.
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Some private insurers, pharmacy benefit managers and pharmacies have already imposed some limits, such as pharmacy benefit managers CVS Caremark and Cigna.
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A march of managers, a swearing-in of senators The next step is a vote in the House to appoint impeachment managers.
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They all have managers in the United Arab Emirates, while other sites in the network also have managers in Egypt and India.
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Edit carefully to make sure there are no typos or grammatical errors "Hiring managers share these with other hiring managers," Salemi said.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly fund managers' survey showed that a record number of managers, 17 percent, saw gold as undervalued.
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He has faced criticism after the pay-TV operator replaced most of its top managers with managers less experienced in the sector.
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Until then, Cashman will do what many general managers and managers do when watching the W.B.C. He will keep his fingers crossed.
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Pressure from the government, from the government to the managers of the team, from the managers of the team to the coaches.
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Requirement: Bachelor's degree Median salary: $129,990 Often referred to as IT managers, computer and information systems managers oversee an organization's computer-related activities.
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The survey has been conducted annually since 2006 and about 4,000 analysts and managers responded to it, including 125 CENTCOM analysts and managers.
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The Investment Company Institute (ICI) indicates that at least $3.4 trillion in funds have moved from active managers to passive managers like ETFs.
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They really want the fund and a few of our asset managers, they don't really need the apparatus associated with the asset managers.
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Rather than adding new private credit managers to their portfolio, investors would likely focus on renewing commitments to existing credit managers, Larsen explained.
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Source: Intuit Trust your managers, and make sure they trust their subordinates At companies Campbell worked at, he would aim to eliminate tensions between product managers and engineers by building a culture of trust, where managers knew that engineers were in the best position to find a solution and engineers knew managers were in the best position to guide them to that goal.
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According to a "new directive" from corporate, Olive Garden managers are now instructed to email servers' Ziosk scores to district managers once a week.
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I was constantly told to speak to managers who told me to speak to regional branch managers who had phone numbers that didn't work.
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It drew hundreds of money managers who got a chance to press managers about a wide range of topics, from geopolitics to expense ratios.
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The sources said managers of the planned fund may be able to invest directly in companies rather than channeling investments through foreign asset managers.
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The move matters because value managers that peg their investments to the Russell indexes will be buying Apple while growth managers will be selling.
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State treasurers and other public finance managers need to come together with infrastructure asset investors and efficient capital managers to move these innovations forward.
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Lee pressed Samsung's subsidiaries to hire more Western managers, and he began sending out promising young Korean managers to spend time in Western companies.
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These talent managers, agents, and partner managers help their clients diversify their online brands and build lasting partnerships with companies through influencer-marketing campaigns.
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Business Insider is recognizing a new power list of the top talent managers, agents, and partner managers for esports competitors, gaming YouTubers, and streamers.
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Managers — the head coaches on each team — are usually white men, though historically there have been a handful of African-American and Latino managers.
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Pharmacy benefit managers have traditionally offered employers and insurers incentives requiring that long-term prescriptions be filled through the managers' own mail-order pharmacies.
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Four people from the 2017 Astros have been suspended or fired in the wake of the scandal, but all were general managers or managers.
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Abu Dhabi Islamic Bank, Ajman Bank and Noor Bank joined the transaction at the end as co-managers, the document from lead managers said.
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But Cullen said every department within Dish has people working on wireless, whether it's project managers, product installers, supply chain managers or warehousing employees.
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In the 12 months to June this year, 57 percent of large-cap managers, 10 pct of mid-cap managers and 60 pct of small-cap managers underperformed the S&P 500, the S&P MidCap 400, and the S&P SmallCap 263, respectively.
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The company authorized store managers to submit employee requests directly to district managers, who oversee stores in a given region, on a "case-by-case basis," according to the three store managers as well as eight employees who spoke with their bosses about the policy.
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In another study, 268 male managers across a variety of industries and departments were asked to use a list of 92 attributes to describe one of 7 categories: men and women in general, men and women as managers, and men and women as successful managers.
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Most managers played basketball competitively through high school and are managers at least partly because they want to stay close to the game in college.
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The rise of "passive" investing, in funds that track share indices rather than rely on fund managers actively picking shares, has crimped asset managers' margins.
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Think of it as one massive Slack channel filled with hedge fund managers, bond and currency traders, wealth managers and CFOs, all from different firms.
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As the fund's name suggests, its managers "try to identify companies that use innovation to drive their growth," said Matthew Page, one of those managers.
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Once managers complete the program, Google measures their behavior to ensure that they're making improvements and morphing into managers that Googlers want to work for.
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The news got worse farther down the scale, with 220 percent of mid-cap managers falling short and 11.43 percent of small-cap managers missing.
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These "passive" money managers charge investors far less, in part because they do not need the army of analysts and portfolio managers to make investments.
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The rules for senior managers will introduce, for the first time, a criminal offence of "reckless misconduct" for managers whose actions lead to bank failure.
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Known for pushing aggressive deadlines, Musk quickly brought in new managers from SpaceX headquarters in California to replace a number of the managers he fired.
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Looking at managers' overall record last year versus the broader S&P 1500 Composite, 2018 was the fourth-worst year for stock managers since 2001.
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The broadest of the managers' surveys — IHS Markit's June flash purchasing managers composite index for the euro zone — dipped to 55.7 from 56.8 in May.
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The management shakeup involved Musk bringing in new managers from SpaceX headquarters in California to replace a number of the managers he fired in Seattle.
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I asked all of our managers and senior managers to help me out with them, and we came up with three: creativity, humility and independence.
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Google has semiannual performance surveys for employees to anonymously rate their managers, and managers are strongly encouraged to discuss the results with their team.3.
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The company is planning future templates around territory planning workflow for sales managers, launch planning for marketing teams, and a product roadmap for product managers.
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"Frankly, we expect to see assets move from human managers to machine managers," Tony James, chief operating officer of Blackstone, told investors earlier this year.
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Both men said that they had asked their managers why they didn't receive more hours, and that the managers had told them business was slow.
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"People are reluctant to name pitching coaches as managers or former pitchers as managers, but in our situation, short-term, pitching is everything," Alderson said.
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The report cited a 2017 memo in which Manfred warned teams that managers and general managers would be held accountable for any electronic sign-stealing.
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The use of alternative data by managers of hedge funds, other private funds and asset managers in general will be one likely focus, he said.
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So the phrase "people leave managers, not companies," might be grounded in truth: Managers are responsible for motivating and driving engagement among their direct reports.
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Red Robin's turnover rates for managers and general managers fall below the industry average, according to its investor presentation at the ICR Conference on Tuesday.
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Prior to the arrival of the House managers, McConnell mocked Pelosi for handing out commemorative pens to House managers after signing the articles of impeachment.
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The training program will be for all head, minor league and assistant coaches as well as general managers and assistant general managers, the statement said.
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Waiting for the roster of managers is a courtesy shown by the Senate to the House in preparing its team of managers for the trial.
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To begin with the investor bugbear of fees, it is increasingly difficult for active managers to compete with passive managers whose operating expenses are dramatically lower.
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This suggests that LP allocations are already consolidating in the hands of fewer top managers, according to the report, as managers and LPs revise working practise.
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Managers tend to blame their turnover problems on everything under the sun, while ignoring the crux of the matter: people don't leave jobs; they leave managers.
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Rising yields will draw investment into U.S. bonds from across the investment community, including pension funds, insurance funds, multi-asset portfolio managers and FX reserve managers.
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Investors need to choose good managers but must be wary that the managers may be incompetent, or, rather more often, act in their own self-interest.
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Those moves came after both the private Caixin/Markit Manufacturing Purchasing Managers' Index and the official Purchasing Managers' Index (PMI) for March expanded unexpectedly, surprising analysts.
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But there are still good opportunities, the managers told the conference where about 2,000 investors, managers and others crowded in to hear who is picking what.
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Managers tend to blame their turnover problems on everything under the sun while ignoring the crux of the matter: people don't leave jobs; they leave managers.
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Quarterly disclosures of hedge fund managers' stock holdings in 13F filings are one of the few public ways of tracking what managers are selling and buying.
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Many managers would agree to cut fees if the investors left their money in longer or gave the managers more money to manage, the survey found.
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I remember years ago, one of the old managers said, 'Managers get no credit when the team wins and all the blame when the team loses.
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By shrinking the company's regions, GameStop is paying for fewer regional managers (thus lowering the amount of money the company is paying for regional managers overall).
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The median earnings of information technology managers (mostly men) are 238 percent higher than human resources managers (mostly women), according to Bureau of Labor Statistics data.
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Likewise, senior managers should be able to track whether certain organizations or managers give rise to multiple complaints such that intervention with the manager is needed.
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In the beginning, Microsoft relied a lot on managers to field employees questions, such as its initial policy asking employees to discuss travel concerns with managers.
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"At some point, all the bad active managers get flushed out of the system, and there are still some active managers that add value," Nadig said.
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House impeachment managers and President Trump's defense team sparred over what standard the House managers must meet to effectively prove their case at Trump's impeachment trial.
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In the days before Pelosi announced the managers my colleagues and I had lawmakers approach us to ask if we knew who the managers would be.
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Renzo Ulivieri, the director of the Scuola Allenatori — the managers' school — and his technical committee grill the prospective managers on subjects ranging from tactics to communications.
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The managers from more affluent families, as Chuprinin and Sosyura politely put it, 'show a much higher dispersion in their performance than managers of modest decent.
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This price war, which has also dragged in active managers whose average fees continue to decline, comes against an increasingly expensive reality characterized by burdensome costs for managers to keep up with the latest technology and regulations, and which pummels smaller fund managers the most aggressively.
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Median starting salaries and signing bonuses for MBA graduates at the Redmond, Washington-based headquarters are just over $160,000 for finance managers, product marketing managers and business programme and strategy managers, according to Transparent Career, a start-up that collects MBA graduates' self-reported salary data.
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It may lead to a drop in fees from such deals and could even make clients bypass wealth managers altogether and source products directly from fund managers, with smaller wealth managers most vulnerable because their revenue mainly comes from selling third-party products to clients, analysts say.
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Since 2009, the district has operated under the control of emergency managers appointed by the governors, and it has gone through four such managers in seven years.
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Taking top spot on this list, which was vetted from 25,212 eligible portfolio managers, are Matthew Dalton and Brian Steeves, managers of the Transamerica Intermediate Muni fund.
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An official at one of the lead managers for the March bonds said they have yet to be told they will be one of the lead managers.
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When picking team managers, wise countries pass over their national heroes and appoint managers of any nationality who have proved themselves in western Europe's tough football leagues.
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"Managers at the top set the tone, which cascades into workplace policies and training programs that other managers can use to support their employees," Evans-Lacko said.
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Asset managers and hedge funds typically determine their research budgets through a process called broker votes in which portfolio managers rate the value of equity research analysts.
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The move by mutual fund managers into gold mirrors bets by well-known hedge fund managers, including Greenlight Capital's David Einhorn, who is bullish on the metal.
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Al Campanis, the Dodgers' general manager, who had played with Jackie Robinson, said on "Nightline" that blacks might lack the "necessities" to be managers or general managers.
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There were only 14 people at the company—five developers, two community managers, four artists, and three managers/executives—so it was a tiny but focused crew.
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Time and time again, Apple managers spent months perfecting minute features, creating a domino effect that set back other parts of the project, former construction managers say.
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Research from Nova Southeastern University found that female managers were more likely than male managers to display "surface acting," or forcing emotions that are not wholly felt.
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There are 120 registered asset managers, fund managers and individuals from outside (of Qatar) who want and are interested in playing a role in our stock market.
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In its stores, Walmart is laying off roughly 3,500 store co-managers throughout the U.S. while adding about 1,700 assistant store managers (a slightly lower-paid role).
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Volatility is usually seen as a positive for active managers like hedge funds as stock price swings mean that equity managers can hit their targets more quickly.
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So what follows are the 10 characteristics Google believes make for the best managers (and that it expects from managers), blended with my perspective on each trait.
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Manfred announced the addition of more than a dozen new members, including four current managers, two former players in the Hall of Fame and two general managers.
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A car carrying Chigo sales managers in Ghana was approached in broad daylight by two armed robbers who demanded the managers' wallets and pistol-whipped their driver.
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The asset managers who responded included many of the global managers who use the UK as a base in Europe, as well as the leading British firms.
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A new study using the publicly available tax returns of mutual fund managers in Sweden portrays a mutual fund industry in which the interests of fund company owners and their managers are aligned, but those of fund managers and investors only kind of bump along together, almost randomly.
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Research has shown that most managers believe meetings kill productivity: 65% of senior managers say meetings keep them from completing their own work, according to a survey from Harvard Business School and Boston University, and 71% of 182 managers surveyed said they find meetings to be unproductive and inefficient.
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On the morning of Monday, March 9, as confirmed cases in the US neared 1,000, vice presidents and district managers working from home held a series of regional conference calls with store managers around the country to issue new cleaning guidelines, according to four store managers in three states.
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Then, he felt that hedge fund managers' compensation — typically 2 percent of their assets under management and 20 percent of any gains — provided a strong financial incentive to "hustle more and work harder," which should have led hedge fund managers to do better than traditional mutual fund managers.
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The AIMA and KPMG conducted a survey of 135 institutional investors, hedge fund managers and long-only managers with total AUM of $6.25 trillion across 13 countries, and found that 84% of managers reported an increased interest in ESG-orientated funds and strategies over the last 12 months.
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Warner is a Georgia-based training manager, who turns store managers like Polar Fleece into… store managers like Polar Fleece who know all 48 steps of the process.
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Helping Vanguard and other passive fund managers has been the fact that 88 percent of large-cap active managers underperformed their benchmarks over the five years ending Dec.
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Many of those joining the ranks of the ultra-high-net-worth include money managers, former hedge fund managers and folks who generated their wealth in private equity.
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Amy believes that managers need to be better trained and educated around sexual harassment because employees take their managers more seriously than they do HR departments, Amy said.
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Promoters would talk to the managers about groups that they had coming in for table reservations, and the managers would blatantly ask what 'kind' of people they were.
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" Research from Catalyst showed that 45% of S&P 500 employees are women "but just 37 percent of midlevel managers and 27 percent of senior managers are women.
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Diversity has also become something of a sales pitch for big asset managers like BlackRock Inc and State Street Corp, the largest and third-largest U.S. asset managers.
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Once your hiring efforts are in check, some of the onus shifts to managers Once your hiring efforts are in check, some of the onus shifts to managers.
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Managers using such strategies can quickly adjust portfolios and react to data, unlike so-called fundamental managers who are often forced to stick with individual stocks and bonds.
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There is also no ability to know the functions and differential privileges of these Page "managers," or see the dates managers are added or removed from the Pages.
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"With high quality continuing to outperform year-to-date, small cap active managers have benefited given their high quality bias — the opposite of large-cap managers," Subramanian wrote.
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There are no dedicated iOS download managers we'd recommend though—those advertised on the App Store tend to be outdated, basic browsers with limited download managers tacked on.
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Money managers likely funded the hedging programs of U.S. shale producers, who then increased their drilling programs, tanked oil prices and left the money managers holding the losses.
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Reuters has not studied the fee policies of major fund managers elsewhere in the EU. Shares of Italy-based managers have been sensitive to issues concerning performance fees.
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The carried interest tax break allows some investment managers, such as private-equity fund managers, to have certain income taxed as capital gains rather than as ordinary income.
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"I do see more active managers launching ETFs and I do see more acquisitions around the globe of active managers getting into the ETF space inorganically," he predicted.
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When an actor messes up, they typically have a team of managers, agents, and crisis managers to back them up with handcrafted personal statements apologizing for their actions.
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The platform offers residents and property managers the ability to control lights, locks and thermostats in their homes and (for property managers) in common areas and vacant units.
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I will require states and cities administering my new Fund to work with diverse investment managers—putting $7 billion in the hands of minority-and women-owned managers.
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Managers who are achieving success with diversifying their organizations should be recognized across the company and their skills and techniques used as a platform to train other managers.
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Both would be harder than layoffs at the bottom, because board members are likely to be personally closer to senior managers (and former managers) than to other employees.
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At CSX's Barr Yard in Chicago, roughly seven managers now run the company's service line, down from more than 35 managers a month ago, an employee told Reuters.
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Pelosi's decision to appoint seven managers marks a departure from Clinton's impeachment trial, when 13 members of Congress, all members of the House Judiciary Committee, served as managers.
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William Rehnquist: Senators and Coverdell asked the House managers, please elaborate on whether the president's defense team failed to respond to any allegations made by the House managers.
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These openings include 33,000 jobs in sales, 18,000 jobs for human resources specialists, 18,000 jobs for financial analysts, 2023,000 jobs for marketing managers, and 11,000 for retail managers.
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To ensure compliance with the rule, managers and general managers would formally attest at the beginning and end of every season that their players were not stealing signs.
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Over a 15-year investment horizon, 92.33 percent of large-cap managers, 94.81 percent of mid-cap managers, and 95.73 percent of small-cap managers failed to outperform on a relative basis, when performance data is calculated with the results of closed funds included, according to the 2017 SPIVA U.S. Scorecard.
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Not only is real estate the sector managers are least exposed to relative to their benchmarks, but it is also the sector that the smallest number of managers overweight.
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The asset managers who responded included many of the global managers who use the UK as a base in Europe, as well as most of the leading British firms.
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The fund managers cut their suggested equity allocations to 3.13 percent, according to a poll of eight China-based fund managers this week, from 81.9 percent a month earlier.
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The nation's biggest employer is looking to see if it can have fewer midlevel store managers overseeing workers, with these managers seeing both their responsibilities and their pay increase.
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Bailey also said Britain's new Senior Managers Regime, due to come into effect in March, would do more to ensure that senior managers are held responsible for their actions.
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I reached out to fund managers, portfolio managers, traders, sales traders and analysts to see what they're watching today and what would cause them to a boxer-brief change.
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A large proportion of fund managers are tasked with beating a market-cap index without taking too many huge bets, or beating an index of other fund managers' performance.
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We're looking for the great service providers in the startup world: the lawyers, accountants, recruiters, human resource managers, project managers and other experts you need to help you succeed.
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"There is always an incentive for managers to have flexibility and equity investors want managers to have that flexibility," said Kevin Kendra, head of Fitch's US structured credit group.
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Active managers oversee funds for which they move in and out of individual stocks, utilizing a variety of strategies, while passive funds track indexes and don't employ professional managers.
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Bottom line: This move might bite some hedge fund managers, but won't touch the vast majority of venture capital, private equity, real estate, timber or energy fund investment managers.
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Interviews with nine women who work or worked as portfolio managers in Britain and the United States, said hedge funds could be a tough sector for female investment managers.
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In 1985 Rod Emmer, the long-time director of the Louisiana floodplain managers' association, gave a stunningly prescient presentation to a national gathering of floodplain managers in New Orleans.
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"These people had the credibility to sign," he said, adding there was no internal opposition between managers of the existing fleet and managers in charge of new nuclear projects.
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Some of the positions that have been affected by the changes include store managers, assistant store managers, and district coordinators, who oversee specific departments across multiple stores, sources said.
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BlackRock has seen wealth managers as an important pool of Aladdin users and has been signing up big managers around the world for the wealth version of the platform.
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Salesforce looks at which managers have the most engaged teams, then asks those managers what they do to inspire their reports and tries to scale those practices company-wide.
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For top managers, just over half the wage gap was inexplicable, higher than the proportion for middle managers but lower than the 60.4 percent for those without managerial roles.
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Companies betting on crypto need product managers, marketers, analysts, app designers, programmers, and community managers to serve the people who are betting their time, capital, and labor on crypto.
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For the founders, marketers, customer success managers and product managers out there, you might want to check out the behavior-driven-questions product that my company (Ramen) has created.
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France is seen by UK fund managers as trying to curb delegation in order to put pressure on them to shift senior managers in Britain to new EU hubs.
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Managers and employees meet often to discuss performance, in keeping with the general trend of companies nixing annual reviews and having managers regularly speak with employees about their work.
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We have managers for our businesses that are very much like the managers we have for the businesses that we own pieces of like American Express or Coca-Cola.
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Once the managers are appointed, the House formally informs the Senate that it has adopted articles of impeachment and authorizes the managers to conduct the trial in the Senate.
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Facebook calls its product managers' ability to hit their metric "impact," and impact can count for high percentages of product managers' evaluations, though it varies by position and level.
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While many artists, who depend on touring revenue are devastated by the mass cancellations, the people they tour with, like tour managers and merchandise managers, have been doubly hit.
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CARRIED INTEREST: Leaves in place "carried interest" loophole for private equity fund managers and some hedge fund managers, despite pledges by Republicans including President Donald Trump to close it.
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" - Emily, 229 "Old managers don't believe youths' experience.
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A downgrade to junk can also force fund managers who only hold investment grade debt to sell, and high-yield managers might not be interested until the price falls further.
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Quarterly disclosures of hedge fund managers' stock holdings in 13F filings with the SEC are one of a few public ways of tracking what the managers are buying and selling.
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Under the new law, "emergency financial managers" became "emergency managers" with the power to cancel or renegotiate city contracts, liquidate assets, suspend local government, unilaterally draft policy, and even disincorporate.
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While you cannot rule out the impact of survivorship bias — bad managers will move or be fired — it is a figure that U.S. equity managers must look on with envy.
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At the same time, while there is little doubt that password managers still have an incentive to invest in security, how can customers determine which password managers are the safest?
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But according to job listings on Uber and other recruiting sites, UberEats is hiring everyone from general managers to bike couriers, salespeople and marketing managers for launches in 24 countries.
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In 2014, Sareb brought in four external managers to manage its assets but among its new plans Sareb now wants to renegotiate the terms of its contracts with those managers.
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"A lot of flows and interest has gone into quantitative strategies this year, so instead of ten portfolio managers, maybe you have fewer portfolio managers and more computers," Ingham said.
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The fund managers raised their suggested equity allocations to 76.9 percent, from 75 percent a month earlier, according to a poll of eight China-based fund managers conducted this week.
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Experienced venture fund managers with existing LPs all fundraise at the same time, and LPs prioritize established managers and wait to work with newer, smaller funds later in the year.
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Each year we'd hire 40 M.B.A.s, and the managers would pick whom they wanted to work for them, with the most senior managers getting the first pick, like a draft.
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The purchasing managers' index (PMI) for the manufacturing sector fell by three points to 44.7 points month-on-month, hitting its lowest level since July 2009, purchasing managers' association Procure.
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Of the invested capital in the funds on the JPMorgan platform, 38% is with women- and minority-led managers, and a quarter of the managers are women- or minority-led.
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Bank of America Merrill Lynch, HSBC and Wells Fargo Securities were lead managers and bookrunners for the transaction, while Mizuho Securities and Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group acted as co-managers.
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Affiliated Managers Group, an asset manager that partners with and takes stakes in other money managers, is considering selling its majority stake in $18.5-billion hedge fund BlueMountain, Bloomberg reported.
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Salary: $175,064Procurement managers, more commonly known as purchasing managers, work in the finance or logistics department managing requests from suppliers and create purchasing strategies to keep the team within budget.
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Quarterly disclosures of hedge fund managers' stock holdings in 13F filings with the SEC are one of the few public ways of tracking what the managers are selling and buying.
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But managers are also influenced by the big bets of their counterparts: So-called best ideas get exchanged at charitable events and exclusive industry dinners attended by traders and managers.
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The fund managers cut their suggested equity allocations to 75 percent, from 22.13 percent a month earlier, according to a poll of eight China-based fund managers conducted this week.
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The Sports of The Times column on Friday, about the lack of minority managers in Major League Baseball, misstated the number of Latino managers in the league in some copies.
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Our managers are benefiting from cheap labor and passing the cost off to the patron when restaurant owners and managers can and should be paying their staff a fair wage.
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Otherwise, the power dynamics in the boss/employee relationship can make people feel pressured to buy gifts for their managers, and managers shouldn't benefit from power dynamics in that way.
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The club was run by a series of managers who had little interest in his suggestions, which would have been true of nearly all the soccer managers at that time.
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While approving remote work might normally be up to individual managers, there's a good chance that in this situation your company doesn't want individual managers undermining its virus prevention efforts.
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Sylvia GarciaSylvia GarciaWhite House appoints GOP House members to advise Trump's impeachment team Schiff huddles in Capitol with impeachment managers Meet Pelosi's 7 impeachment managers MORE (D-Texas), and Rep.
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The ongoing legal battle between Hollywood actor Johnny Depp and his former business managers intensifies as reports reveal that his former business managers are facing investigations from three federal agencies.
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When accounting for "quasi" asset managers, which are not traditional managers by global standards, the total size of the Chinese market stood at $18.8 trillion this year, Oliver Wyman said.
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And then other members have said absolutely Adam Schiff and Jerry Nadler, the Intel and Judiciary chairs respectively, will be impeachment managers and they will lead the impeachment managers team.
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Since then, a media report alleged that a high-ranking employee warned senior VW managers about the U.S. probe in May 2014, raising questions about how much senior managers knew.
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Most of the time, I had managers who stood up to the obvious attempts to draw us away from important reporting; I think most news organizations have managers like this.
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Earlier this year, the European Parliament set out rules that will require most asset managers, including private fund managers, to disclose how sustainability issues affect the value of their investments.
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Haefele suggested that while the industry is seeing redemptions, "top-tier" managers are continuing to attract capital, or at least suffer fewer redemptions, with only $8 billion outflows registered in total across managers with AUM over $5 billion compared to $32 billion for managers of between $1 billion and $5 billion AUM.
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The conference is best known for hedge-fund managers making market-moving presentations, and began this year with Next Wave Sohn, featuring the "next generation of talent" among hedge fund managers.
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Chinese wealth managers face little competition from bigger foreign rivals such as Credit Suisse and JPMorgan in the onshore market, said an executive at a consultancy that works with wealth managers.
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But it does marginally help stocks that active managers own less of, as money is pulled from those managers and fed into indexes that buy a full helping of each stock.
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S. managers, especially APAC [Asia-Pacific] managers, for Japanese equities as well as the passive strategies, fortunately, we've been selected as one of (them).... we didn't see that seven years ago.
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WE HAVE A VERY TENURED FRONT LINE TEAM, GENERAL MANAGERS IN THE STORES, DISTRICT MANAGERS AND MERCHANTS AND THOSE INDIVIDUALS REALLY BOUGHT INTO OUR STRATEGY, WE'RE TRYING TO DO THREE THINGS.
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SPORTS The Sports of The Times column on Friday, about the lack of minority managers in Major League Baseball, misstated the number of Latino managers in the league in some copies.
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Asset managers on the other hand are holding their highest net short levels this year, CME said, noting fund managers' nervousness that Johnson will tip Britain into a hugely damaging Brexit.
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Prior to joining Morgan Stanley in the United States, Prout had worked at leading global fund managers including Invesco Asset Management and Merrill Lynch Investment Managers in Hong Kong and Tokyo.
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Research consistently shows that in American workplaces, women tend to be promoted once their managers see them perform well; men are promoted if managers believe in their potential to do well.
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The secretary of the Senate shall immediately notify the House that the Senate is ready to receive the managers for the purpose of the managers exhibiting the articles of impeachment -- i.e.
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When asked how far up the chain of command the misconduct went, he said those responsible were branch managers, their own managers, and in at least one instance an area president.
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Hayes Brown: After the managers were announced, the House then briefly debated a resolution officially confirming the managers in their roles and approving the transfer of the documents to the Senate.
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Buy it here >>Gallup presents the remarkable findings of its revolutionary study of more than 80,000 managers in "First, Break All the Rules", revealing what the world's greatest managers do differently.
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French asset managers and insurers pledged €5 billion for investment in local tech companies, as announced by President Macron before a dinner in Paris for VC and sovereign wealth fund managers.
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So, engineers, product managers, designers, entrepreneurs ... They love it.
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Please, any Intel engineers here – talk to your managers.
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To all our campaign managers and voters - thank you!
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Investors, managers, consumers, farmers, planners — they all hate uncertainty.
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According to Google, the best managers know how to ...
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SAO PAULO, Jan 24 (Reuters) - Asset managers BlackRock Inc.
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Unlike active managers, passive investors don't know it — yet.
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"Cost pressure for European investment managers could be further exacerbated if Brexit leads to a loss of a passporting rights within the EU, which could add additional costs for U.K.-based investment managers, as approximately 40% of assets managed by U.K. investment managers comes from overseas investors," said Christian Kuendig, Senior Director, Fitch Ratings.
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But another issue, she told me, is the incentives that many companies now have in place for managers: companies give frontline managers budgets for labor hours, along with projected sales numbers — and the way that managers often try to ensure that they are meeting these metrics is by last-minute adjustments to employees' schedules.
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In the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch monthly fund managers' survey, protectionist risk was listed by 160 global fund managers as the second-biggest risk for financial stability, after geopolitical risk.
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"The ETFs that are most commonly associated with active managers saw a lot of volume and movement because active managers were moving a lot of money around in October," he told CNBC.
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We spend a lot of time thinking about what those organizations want and what the people inside them – developers, dev managers, ops managers, CIOs, chief digital officers, chief information security officers, etc.
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The rules could result in higher pay for lower-level managers ranging from manufacturing shift leaders, health care workers to restaurant and retail managers, says Mykkah Herner, modern compensation evangelist at PayScale.
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Global fund managers are more "underweight" the UK than any other asset class or geography relative to historical allocations, according to the latest Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey of portfolio managers.
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COIF is classified as an alternative investment fund under applicable regulation and accordingly is managed by CCLA Fund Managers Limited, an Alternative Investment Fund Managers Directive-compliant (wholly owned) subsidiary of CCLA.
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The organization says large U.S.-based asset managers like BlackRock, Vanguard and StateStreet continually rubber stamp exorbitant executive pay packages opposed by individual investors, pension funds and more discerning European asset managers.
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Between 160 and 170 of the managers are based in Britain, with another large chunk in the United States, and U.S. based managers worry the Brexit guidance will impinge on transatlantic delegation.
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A strong new groundwater law requires local managers to make sure people aren't depleting aquifers, but that doesn't necessarily mean those managers will ask people to start installing meters on their pumps.
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A newly released study from The University of Oklahoma looked only at managers and how they did, rather than the fund itself, and limited itself to measuring only funds with solo managers.
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Beyond Tiger's legendary performance, Robertson trained and developed a generation of "Tiger Cubs," a cadre of analysts and portfolio managers, who have fanned out to become today's most successful hedge fund managers.
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He would eliminate the alternative minimum tax, the estate tax, and the carried interest tax break that allows investment fund managers and some hedge fund managers to treat income as capital gains.
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THE SLEAZY BITS Interviews with nine women who work or worked as portfolio managers in Britain and the United States, said hedge funds could be a tough sector for female investment managers.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Kentucky's troubled public pension funds are fighting a bill requiring them to disclose performance fees paid to outside asset managers and use more transparent methods when selecting those managers.
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Investment managers could face further outflows from actively managed products in favor of passive products deemed to more easily satisfy the fiduciary standard, which, in turn, could pressure investment managers' fee rates.
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The managers of the funds did very well during this period and the managers of the underlying funds did very well and investors got killed compared to something they could have done.
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The team has been focusing largely on attracting users in roles like brand marketing managers, content coordinators and social media managers as a way of infiltrating and scaling vertically inside marketing departments.
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According to Bank of America Merrill Lynch's monthly fund managers survey, the allocation to U.S. stocks by global fund managers fell to net 28 percent underweight, the largest underweight since November 2007.
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Happening today: Meet the managers: House Speaker Nancy Pelosi formally named seven lawmakers as House impeachment managers, meaning they will be responsible for presenting the House's case in the trial against Trump.
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The SFC spokesman said the new regime does not signal the SFC's intent to sanction managers, but two sources said it would inevitably make "managers in charge" more accountable for rule-breaches.
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A French official said French insurers AXA SA and CNP Assurances SA as well as asset managers Amundi SA and Natixis Investment Managers were among the institutional investors that pledged to contribute.
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"All employers should do regular training on the Fair Labor Standards Act and what it means to managers and what managers responsibilities are around working with their non-exempt employees," Ferrero said.
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Unilever, with dual headquarters in Britain and the Netherlands, also said it plans to extend its executive share incentives from 3,000 senior managers to all of its 4.13,000-plus managers worldwide from 2018.
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Assets under management (AUM) at alternative asset managers grew 29 percent to S$410 billion, while traditional asset managers saw their AUM increase by a more modest 13 percent, the central bank said.
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AUM of hedge fund managers grew by 11 percent to S$119 billion, while real estate investment trust (REIT) managers saw their AUM expand by 7 percent to S$85 billion, MAS said.
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Last week, we learned and confirmed that Postmates laid off all its city managers, affecting about 15 employees, as it cut costs and centralised more reporting to a smaller group of general managers.
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L-913 visas allow companies to either transfer executives and managers to existing affiliates in the US or let those executives and managers enter the country with the purpose of establishing an affiliate.
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Because of technological advances that have reduced the amount of time needed to produce financial reports, many financial managers now do more data analysis and advise senior managers on ways to maximize profits.
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Quarterly disclosures of hedge fund managers' stock holdings in 13F filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are one of the few public ways of tracking what managers are selling and buying.
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Finance professionals should recognize venture-capital investments as long-term holdings, but many pension managers have been seduced by high annual returns posted by rock star endowment managers, such as Yale's David Swenson.
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Regulators' decision not to seek a review of the retention rules, which require managers to hold 5% of their funds' risk, could boost CLO issuance by managers that lacked the capital to comply.
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BENGALURU (Reuters) - U.S. fund managers made no significant changes to their model global portfolio in December after recommending an increase of stocks in the previous month, a Reuters poll of investment managers found.
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Instead, pro wrestling managers act as mouthpieces and figureheads for pro wrestlers who are a little slower on the mic or need a little extra heat from the nearly always obnoxious, weaselly managers.
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Corporate indebtedness, meanwhile, was the chief concern among fund managers for the first time since 2009, the survey found, with a net 48 percent of fund managers believing company balance sheets are overleveraged.
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In a Reuters poll of 13 leading regional fund managers, conducted over the past week, 23 percent of managers expected to raise their Kuwaiti equity allocations and the same proportion to reduce them.
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The ultra-wealthy are good at picking wealth managers that fit their needs, Thakral said, as 79% reported being satisfied with their wealth managers and 82% reported being satisfied with their management firms.
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The top priority for a majority of the 102 hedge fund managers surveyed was asset growth and fundraising, while investors said cost rationalization was the top priority they wanted their managers to have.
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In short, expediting the creation of ETFs and opening the door to active managers would enhance innovation and the diversity of options in this market — a win-win for money managers and consumers.
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A handful of asset managers, exchanges and insurers who responded in September didn't respond this time or declined to comment, while a few insurers and asset managers were included for the first time.
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The sources told Reuters many employees had raised their concerns to managers via meetings, emails and messages on DingTalk, an app developed by Alibaba that enables managers to keep constant tabs on staff.
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Also, general managers are well connected in their destination and can make introductions to local artists, store owners and managers at non-hotel-related bars and restaurants who you may not normally meet.
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The sources told Reuters many employees had raised their concerns to managers via meetings, emails and messages on DingTalk, an app developed by Alibaba that enables managers to keep constant tabs on staff.
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The coronavirus has been a wake-up call for supply chain managers and risk managers in both China and the U.S., said Rosemary Coates, executive director of the Reshoring Institute in Silicon Valley.
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Many investors measure the performance of money managers against MSCI indexes: That puts pressure on active managers to buy the shares in the index, and then add or subtract stocks to beat it.
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I start spiraling, worrying our managers think I'm unprofessional because of his behavior, so I text him for the first time in months, asking if he and the managers have spoken about it.
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Hedge funds have long paid extremely well with the 25 best-paid hedge fund managers earning $13 billion last year, Institutional Investor's Alpha's 15th annual ranking of the industry's highest-earning managers show.
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So, our managers are I would say in a sense they're almost more independent than the managers of the S&P 270 who go around and report to Wall Street week after week.
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Seven managers were also appointed during the 1868 impeachment trial of Andrew Johnson, for instance, while there were 13 Republican managers from the House Judiciary Committee Republicans in Bill Clinton's 1998 Senate trial.
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What we have found over the years is we have -- there's money managers who always believe they have skill in sizing, and very few portfolio managers are actually good at sizing their bets.
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SS Brendan Rodgers, the third overall pick in the 2015 draft, was named the South Atlantic League's most outstanding major league prospect in a vote of the managers, general managers and media members.
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The statement could provoke further consequences if Volkswagen admits that top managers knew of the fraud sooner than they have acknowledged, or if any current top managers had knowledge of the cover-up.
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A few fund managers own big chunks of most firms.
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To avoid that, you may want to skip password managers.
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Her first week was spent in training with floor managers.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 52.813 percent.
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You should also train your managers on remote team management.
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TechCrunch comment: Asset managers are generally shit, lazy and inefficient.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 4.5 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 1.2 percent.
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Hedge funds and money managers in the week to Jan.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 253.9 percent.
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BUT, YOU KNOW, JAMIE AND I ARE VERY DIFFERENT MANAGERS.
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But how do you communicate then with your external managers?
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Employees say that managers at Southwest make them feel valued.
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This accelerates the above problem of money managers chasing returns.
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That, at least, is what fund managers are betting on.
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Managers could have learned this lesson from the creatives themselves.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 4.9 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 783 percent.
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However, managers still struggled to deliver returns in volatile markets.
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The vast majority of professional active managers underperform their benchmarks.
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It will show hiring managers your sincerity, courage and humility.
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Why do these traits matter to recruiters and hiring managers?
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 25.501 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 4.4 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 19.5 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought xx percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 6.6 percent.
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It then alerts IT managers when there is suspicious behavior.
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Regulators have authorized some managers to raise more over time.
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Several managers said they weren't interested – at least for now.
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So far, though, Citi's managers have focused on modest projects.
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But sometimes our managers leave us with no other choice.
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A spokesman for ETF Managers Group LLC declined to comment.
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It forces managers to justify every cent of their budgets.
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So the managers... Some can keep up with the growth.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 16.63 percent.
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Some people still treat us like brokers, just investment managers.
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But one thing these two managers share is strong performance.
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The latest purchasing managers' indices (PMI) painted a bleak picture.
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Specifically, the Rulai tool was designed for customer service managers.
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The House managers bear the very heavy burden of proof.
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FTSE Russell's clients predominantly include asset managers and asset owners.
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Social media managers make a median of $183 per hour.
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Managers are expected to address discussions that violate those rules.
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Corporate welfare plus no accountability equals lots of senior managers.
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For real estate, commodities and infrastructure, individual managers are included.
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She criticised party managers for sanctioning a culture of "impunity".
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HSBC, JP Morgan, Natixis and Swedbank are the lead managers.
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Through a friend, Miller learned of professional daily money managers.
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The majority of fund managers continue to remain underweight equities.
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Matt Seibert, one of the managers of NorthShore Sports Club.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 10.2 percent.
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But many fund managers saw its valuations as too pricey.
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Good password managers can generate strong, random passwords for you.
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Other fund managers, such as Aviva Investors, echo that view.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 11.8 percent.
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Many fund managers believe banks have already hit peak earnings.
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NIF has insisted it is using "eligible" staff like managers.
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Few fund managers have dared to initiate new short positions.
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Some funds — and fund managers — may be worth the cost.
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German January final purchasing managers index due at 0855 GMT.
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It has devoted managers, nearly all recruited out of university.
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Did any of your friends get called by hiring managers?
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Still, Dell's transformation is welcomed by many beleaguered IT managers.
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The dispute involves 80 train managers who are RMT members.
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Some fund managers said Qatari banks could be hardest hit.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 45.903 percent.
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Those proceeds are then divvied up among the fund managers.
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Money managers won't pay up for companies with declining numbers.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 133 percent.
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Talking to managers has not worked so far, Long said.
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Other advisors attempt to pick bond funds with good managers.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 12.8 percent.
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LastPass is one of the most prominent password managers around.
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It's also one of the prettiest task managers out there.
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Yet Brexit is testing party managers' skills to the limit.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 0003 percent.
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Managers & workers shd be equal w easy movement either way.
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SULLIVAN: ARE THE PHARMACY BENEFIT MANAGERS TAKING A BIGGER CUT?
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 2000 percent.
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For their part, managers desperately want to improve their performance.
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How will general managers around the league view Dion Waiters?
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It just gives hiring managers links to the candidate's posts.
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That didn't stop those managers from earning very large rewards.
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These were written promises from corporate, not from store managers.
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That insight chimes with the views of many fund managers.
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They will probably include yet another purge of senior managers.
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Barclays, Citigroup, Goldman Sachs and QNB are the lead managers.
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Other managers complain that electricity supplies are unreliable and expensive.
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HSBC and JP Morgan are joint lead managers and bookrunners.
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Daiwa and TD Securities are lead managers on the reopening.
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Although Depp later changed managers, he never alleged any wrongdoing.
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The revolution is starting with programmers, middle managers, entrepreneurs, retirees.
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Unfortunately, the emergency managers in these communities have been failing.
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For many pension fund managers, environmental factors are financial factors.
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Most managers have whinged about the system at some point.
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Responses like "not much" are, according to Amazon managers, discouraged.
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Using AI, managers can gain extraordinary control over their employees.
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As data cleans up, a bigger question for managers unfolds.
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And not just for the managers, but for the coaches.
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"The economic managers usually neutralise the president's populism," he says.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 7.6 percent.
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Check with your state's wildlife agency or reservoir managers instead.
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Training for managers was revamped and the results duly improved.
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In particular, he said they need to hire account managers.
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In one regard they are not like other portfolio managers.
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A year ago, managers were clearing similar tranches at 870bp.
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Active managers certainly want to entice investors using that fear.
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Finally, many years later in 2012, the managers of DavidBowie.
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"Renovation works at Bataclan have started," the venue managers said.
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Managers at the content moderation sites earn $16 an hour.
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The results are used to produce the purchasing managers' index.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 49.513 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 12.2 percent.
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One of the greatest managers and announcers in WWE history.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 2.9 percent.
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Even people with business managers can end up with nothing.
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"Hiring managers expect it immediately after the interview," Neece said.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 4.1 percent.
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Now managers couldn't just choose a category at will, however.
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Pharmaceutical companies negotiate discounts, called rebates, with pharmacy benefit managers.
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But good managers should give their charges constant feedback anyway.
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Google wisely encourages its managers to review each other's assessments.
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The managers of the Democratic and Republican baseball teams, Reps.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 17.2 percent.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 11.5 percent.
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Demand closed over €31bn, including €2.85bn from joint lead managers.
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Observing his managers, he carried their protocols over to AM2R.
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Geopolitics is just one of many headwinds facing investment managers.
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This is puzzling; asset managers normally like to keep money.
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It's a common adage that people leave managers, not companies.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 9.1 percent.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, brought 10.8 percent.
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A lot of bands and merch managers just don't care.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 4.8 percent.
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German April Flash Purchasing Managers' Index due at 0730 GMT.
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Few investors will take it, and all managers know this.
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Publicly, Airbus managers have closed ranks behind the CEO's plans.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 5.8 percent.
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But some fund managers think the rises have been excessive.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 9.5 percent.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 10 percent.
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Second, limit the compensation of hospital CEOs and top managers.
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Fund managers said demand for public sector companies remained poor.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 14.2 percent.
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We have instructed all our senior managers to do so.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 15.5 percent.
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Sometimes it is the right thing to stick with managers.
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Bring on the fact checkers, number crunchers, and project managers!
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Insurers and pharmacy benefit managers likely will argue against it.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 9.3 percent.
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I didn't tell my agents, I didn't tell my managers.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 5.1 percent.
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All effective managers have one trait in common: They're supportive.
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Instead, managers need to do much more to inspire success.
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You have to hand it to the global fund managers.
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Fund managers get defensive (March Merrill Global Fund Manager Survey):
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So why don't managers trust black players in this position?
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 5.3 percent.
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A group of Belle managers owned the remaining 30.5 percent.
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Fund managers are once again on notice of potential redemptions.
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 15.3 percent.
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The fund is managed by Lombard Odier Investment Managers (LOIM).
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We want managers who see our potential to promote us.
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It certainly isn't one that aligns managers' and investors' interests.
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As the board is rejigged, managers have rediscovered some ambition.
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Suntime tracks the returns of thousands of private fund managers.
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What advice do you often give when you're coaching managers?
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Citi, Deutsche Bank and JPMorgan are the joint lead managers.
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That's because they regularly survey their employees about their managers.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 13.3 percent.
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What do fund managers see as the most crowded trades?
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 6.7 percent.
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Novartis employs more than 100,000 people worldwide, including 15,000 managers.
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BUSINESS theorists routinely instruct managers to look over the horizon.
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Many fund managers are now badly lagging their benchmark indices.
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Some big asset managers are among holders of its Eurobond.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 10.6 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 14.1 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 11 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 15.3 percent.
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Financial advisors and wealth managers counsel others on money matters.
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Both are listed in the company directory as account managers.
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Asset managers should gradually be more friendly to risky assets.
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And the managers of the underlying funds did very well.
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It is facing internal sexual harassment complaints against its managers.
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Fund managers with any conscience should steer clear of Aramco.
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That year, it reached an agreement with Proctor Investment Managers.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 7.1 percent.
|
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The two managers actually tried to get at each other.
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However, the study didn't include the salaries of top managers.
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Managers must always put their team's safety above their own.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 7.4 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 8.4 percent.
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There's a reason managers earn higher paychecks than individual contributors.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 16.3 percent.
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Yet, many managers think they don't know how to coach.
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Company leaders want managers who are competent and in control.
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Money managers will keep an eye on U.S. tax reform.
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That has caused managers to raise wages to attract workers.
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Social media managers earn an average hourly wage of $16.
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Just 7.4% of construction managers in the US are women.
|
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Launches from other fund managers are also in the pipeline.
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Natural Sciences Managers make an average of $115,240 a year
|
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Only about 2 percent of hedge fund managers are women.
|
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Several major asset managers have expressed caution in recent days.
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This is where managers and senior leadership make the difference.
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They also rubbed shoulders with their managers from South Korea.
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Managers transform into mavericks trying to score the winning run.
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Managers can plan projects and set appropriate deadlines for work.
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There are managers that also don't rotate players as often.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 12.3 percent.
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Managers should focus on contribution and results, not just facetime.
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Hiring managers want to see how you react under stress.
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The bot managers seem to repurpose the programs as well.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 7.9 percent.
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"And then he panicked and he ran to the managers."
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Both managers have done a tremendous job using their bullpens.
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The fund's investment advisor is Southchester Investment Managers (Pty) Limited.
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ET, the Chicago purchasing managers index for December is released.
|
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A growing concern of the managers has been corporate indebtedness.
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Even veteran managers participate to better understand their own divisions.
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Follow through and book in the meetings with hiring managers.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 12.9 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 10.9 percent.
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American fund managers handle 55 percent of the world's assets.
|
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Managers, too, are not all cut from the same cloth.
|
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Last year baseball had one Latino and no black managers.
|
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N), and pharmacy benefit managers, including CVS Health Corp (CVS.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 15.2 percent.
|
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Manufacturers provide rebates to the pharmacy benefit managers in return.
|
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I talk to our managers all the time about this.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 13.7 percent.
|
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I look at some of the great managers I've had.
|
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, bought 8.8 percent.
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That level would be considered "attractive" by some fund managers.
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Hiring managers check where you've been and what you've done.
|
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We went to a managers' conference midway through this season.
|
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Direct bidders, which include domestic money managers, brought 9.4 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 9.8 percent.
|
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Deb Jorn, one of the company's top managers, resigned abruptly.
|
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"We have engaged the next generation of managers," Hintze said.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 8.3 percent.
|
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Yet despite the uncertainty, new fund managers have piled in.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 12.1 percent.
|
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Money managers, at least, are paid to make investment bets.
|
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And after a while, they'd become managers of other bars.
|
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The lead managers are taking indications of interest from investors.
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The big picture: Pharmacy benefit managers, or PBMs, are middlemen.
|
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The service is essentially Khan Academy for wannabe property managers.
|
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"How long will it take?" demand managers, clients, and executives.
|
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As a result, expectations are always high for the managers.
|
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We found this effect to occur even with hiring managers.
|
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"Fund managers will find certain stocks very cheap," he said.
|
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The filings do not say which managers bought which stocks.
|
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The team's managers will arrange the food for the players.
|
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JPMorgan, Barclays, BNP Paribas and Nomura were the lead managers.
|
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We asked ourselves what these inclusive managers were doing differently.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 9.2 percent.
|
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"Nowadays there are no Chinese managers at Fiagril," Silva said.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 11.5 percent.
|
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Compared with other active managers, our fees are quite competitive.
|
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Managers suggested he could be demoted if he didn't comply.
|
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That extends to the managers' ethos, which is so … Duke.
|
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He now administers a postseason basketball tournament for team managers.
|
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The program brings on three or four managers per class.
|
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Chinese managers oversaw the till while Cambodian prostitutes napped nearby.
|
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They see themselves as crisis managers rather than visionary leaders.
|
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Managers often conceal decisions of vital interest to their workers.
|
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Managers collaborate with more employees, from doctors to statistical analysts.
|
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New managers sold off overseas rights for "Annihilation" to Netflix.
|
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Some say the managers, like the public, never understood him.
|
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Managers and bosses should encourage it and even exemplify it.
|
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This is critical for the investors, particularly institutional money managers.
|
|
Still, few business managers are feeling good about the turmoil.
|
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Chinese managers were brought to Dayton to supervise the Americans.
|
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While overall diversity increased, the percentage of black managers dropped.
|
|
The pedestrian managers are paid $22 to $25 an hour.
|
|
FEMA also provides training for state and local emergency managers.
|
|
Managers began referring to a "more streamlined process" in meetings.
|
|
Those wealth managers, they are like the agents of inequality.
|
|
They became less like leaders and more like pragmatic managers.
|
|
There's not that much difference between the major password managers.
|
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Managers rarely yelled or wore me outabout moving too slow.
|
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The managers at the team hotel speak Arabic and English.
|
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They have, he said, turned managers and coaches into babysitters.
|
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All the performers were black, but the managers were white.
|
|
Managers who foster abusive behavior are not unique to Coleman.
|
|
Rich folk seeking "lifestyle managers" are likely to want Arabic.
|
|
"It is not easy when you change managers," Fellaini said.
|
|
See which agents and managers made the inaugural list, here.
|
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It's a decision that registered strongly with players and managers.
|
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That could prompt managers to change tactics in counterproductive ways.
|
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Some managers had to use faxes to send important information.
|
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Whether it be leadership, middle managers or even field organizers.
|
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But hedge fund managers aren't worried about losing this advantage.
|
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Managers have other obligations that tear them in many directions.
|
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Pimps are referred to as managers, and violence is uncommon.
|
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Have the House managers met the evidentiary standard for removal?
|
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Abdalla reported it to the managers of their apartment complex.
|
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Jason Crow of Colorado, another of the Democratic impeachment managers.
|
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House managers have the floor to themselves, literally and figuratively.
|
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Schiff and his fellow impeachment managers face a balancing act.
|
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Case managers are employed by shelters that work with HHS.
|
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One of the House managers reads the articles of impeachment.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 8.7 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 6.2 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 11.6 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 15.9 percent.
|
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Some active portfolio managers may ignore the new sector classifications.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 5.4 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 10.2 percent.
|
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BlackRock and Vanguard are the world's two largest asset managers.
|
|
Social media managers make a median of $14.11 per hour.
|
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PR managers work with the media, government agencies and advertisers.
|
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It was the first trial for Uber managers in France.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 15.6 percent.
|
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It's no wonder employees don't leave jobs; they leave managers.
|
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The House managers would come over [and] make their arguments.
|
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But the bank's top managers are foregoing their annual bonuses.
|
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It's going to be a tough time for asset managers.
|
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Managers deliver blunt, harsh feedback in the name of efficiency.
|
|
What is one argument House impeachment managers used for conviction?
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 10.4 percent.
|
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"The associates, the managers, I knew them all," he said.
|
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BofA Merrill Lynch is the financial adviser to Viva managers.
|
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At BlackRock, machines are rising over managers to pick stocks.
|
|
The accounts often share advice from recruiters and hiring managers.
|
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Google trains hiring managers to focus on competencies versus credentials.
|
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The truth is human birdhouse managers really don't do much.
|
|
The Parnassus portfolio managers are not alone in their fears.
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The House first notifies the Senate it has appointed managers.
|
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Each store also has a sizable group of middle managers
|
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For this reason, we need to remove these mediocre managers.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 6 percent.
|
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House managers are making their arguments at a pivotal time.
|
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Noon: The Senate receives the impeachment articles from the managers.
|
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Soon after the takeover, managers gathered in a small auditorium.
|
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Product managers can then prioritize outstanding issues and feature requests.
|
|
These numbers underscore a core challenge for the floor managers.
|
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It is a schedule that demands, in effect, two managers.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 9 percent.
|
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Alternative investments are also a better business for asset managers.
|
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We're hiring product managers who are athletes in that discipline.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 8.1 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 5.7 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 10.3 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 6.4 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 6.5 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 9.9 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 16.6 percent.
|
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That ruling overturned the convictions of two hedge fund managers.
|
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Instead, they should look at the goals managers are setting.
|
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Managers should create clear and definable goals for remote employees.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 16.9 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 9.7 percent.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 11.3 percent.
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Develop solid lines of communication between managers and team members.
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It will also feature training and support for participating managers.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 13.4 percent.
|
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Jobless workers sold leftover cables and lightbulbs, former managers said.
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 12.7 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 6.8 percent.
|
|
Hedge fund managers quickly expanded their numbers on these lists.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 10.7 percent.
|
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No wonder the collective psyche of business managers is fragile.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 19 percent.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 14.8 percent.
|
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The app builds community by having managers in each neighborhood.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 0.53 percent.
|
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One possible reason: Few people know what asset managers do.
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JAY CLAYTON: Let's go back to investors, managers, transparency, fairness.
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Several of the money managers will stay on as advisers.
|
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Nearly as many struggled with office politics, coworkers and managers.
|
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Or approach other managers or colleagues and volunteer your energy.
|
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It does that through its relationships with pharmacy benefits managers.
|
|
Many corporate technology managers see Amazon as the safe choice.
|
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Currently their managers pay a top rate of 23.8 percent.
|
|
Roman Abramovich has fired managers early and fired them late.
|
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She said facility managers monitored the temperatures and the food.
|
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Direct bidders, which includes domestic money managers, bought 12.6 percent.
|
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This may finally be the year that active managers outperform.
|
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They are beginning to help fund managers run their portfolios.
|
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Other bands and their managers continued to assess the damage.
|
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According to a discrimination suit, that pissed off her managers.
|
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Fund managers are drawn to the stocks by surging sales.
|
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CVS is one of the country's largest pharmacy benefit managers.
|
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Observing his managers, he carried their protocols over to AM22R.
|
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So, should the program managers all be strung from lampposts?
|
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"I have sluts for managers," one poster on the incel.
|
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But by the time the team dispersed, we'd faced facts: We were Managers or Managers' minions, most of us, ineligible for stretches of solitude, destined for lives of video conferences and call-in codes.
|
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I made $11/hr working 40-hour weeks doing more than my managers would do... [The managers] got an unlimited pool of vacation so they could take vacation for as long as they needed.
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While acknowledging that the due diligence on managers offered by consultants may reduce risk for their clients, it said the ratings they place on external fund managers were not a good predictor of performance.
|
|
In gyms across the country, usually late on the eve of a Division I game, and usually with nobody watching, managers play other managers in friendly scrimmages that, this season, have assumed new significance.
|
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In fact, 43 percent of managers said they spend less than 60 seconds looking at a resume, according to a survey of 2,100 hiring managers conducted by CareerBuilder and marketing research firm Harris Poll.
|
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All of these pressures create an environment that only the best managers could have handled and the worst managers would hunker down and keep quite, like a college fraternity accused of some heinous crime.
|
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Canifield says that managers can learn from the study that employees are good at detecting phishing when they are forced to and that managers could increase employee's resistance to phishing by running continuous testing.
|
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Quarterly disclosures of hedge fund managers' stock holdings in 13F filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are one of the few public ways of tracking what the managers are selling and buying.
|
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When it comes to working with Gen Z, millennial managers appear to be the most worried about company culture, according to a national survey of workplace managers by APPrise Mobile, a mobile communications firm.
|
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In another reality reversal from the stock market, active REIT managers have over the past decade outperformed their benchmarks more often than not, and have done so twice as often as stock fund managers.
|
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As a whole, stock-picking fund managers got off to a solid start this year, with 52 percent of fundamental equity managers beating their Russell 1000 index benchmarks, according to research from JPMorgan Chase.
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This includes offering tax incentives to angel investors, developing more female fund managers through the Emerging Managers SBIC Program because research finds women lend to women, and rethinking the way credit scores are calculated.
|
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Dr. Wright posited, for example, that many managers participate in controlling the working class while being simultaneously controlled by capitalist owners; in other words, these managers are essentially exploiting others while also being exploited.
|
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The comparative strength overseas "has probably got to do with the starting points in terms of valuations and interest rates," said Benjamin Beneche, one of the managers of the AMG Managers Pictet International fund.
|
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As a computer programmer, he had to deal with things breaking down, and angry managers who wanted him to fix it — even though the managers typically didn't have a clear idea what went wrong.
|
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Live coverage: Senators query impeachment managers, Trump defense MORE (D-Calif.) said the impeachment managers team plans to use the evidence laid out Wednesday to support their first article of impeachment: Abuse of power.
|
|
But some senior managers including previous chief executive Matthias Mueller have said the task of learning from past mistakes and introducing change was proving harder than expected as some managers were resisting the transformation.
|
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THE CHARACTERS House managers: As we wrote Monday, the managers will function as prosecutors would in a normal trial, arguing for why Mr. Trump should be removed from office for high crimes and misdemeanors.
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In the survey, which involved 270 fund managers and was taken in early June, 59 percent of U.K. managers expected negative Brexit ramifications, while the number was just 35 percent for the rest of Europe.
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Global fund managers have a 3% overweight to the sector, well below the overweights of 10% or more that fund managers held through much of 2017 and 2018, according to Bank of America Merrill Lynch.
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"It's a classic case of a potential bonanza for active managers like us and a terrible disaster for passive managers," said Jan Dehn, head of research at Ashmore Group, a specialist emerging markets investment manager.
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Asset managers in Britain run many funds listed in EU states like Ireland and Luxembourg, but managers say the ESMA guidance could make delegation unworkable by forcing them to relocate from Britain to the bloc.
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But our research reveals the extent to which managers are failing on the basics: in 41% of cases, managers did not even ask questions, repeat key facts, and clarify critical details of the alleged incident.
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"All managers at Handelsbanken - particularly the branch managers - must have a very high degree of autonomy," Handelsbanken Chairman Par Boman said, adding that the CEO position at the bank requires a special type of leadership.
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Quarterly disclosures of hedge fund managers' stock holdings in 13F filings with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission are one of the few public ways of tracking what hedge fund managers are selling and buying.
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It all went wrong when host Ted Koppel turned the discussion from baseball's past to its present: Ted Koppel: Why is it that there are no black managers, no black general managers, no black owners?
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Hedge fund managers have traditionally found interesting data sets through data-buyers who attend conferences like BattleFin, but the volume of new data providers and datasets has forced managers to come up with other approaches.
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While much attention is given to the ways managers take care of employees in the workplace, Brooks believes his efforts to take care of his managers played a vital role in his promotions as well.
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But if the answer if yes, emerging Market passive managers have no choice but to buy the stocks once added to the index while active-managers generally must at least consider the stocks for purchase.
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Importantly, investors must ensure they are putting money with top quartile managers, as the spread between the best and worst funds in these more esoteric strategies is much wider than that for traditional public managers.
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"We focus on specialist managers in London and New York and we're looking for the younger, hungrier hedge fund managers," Erik Serrano Berntsen, CEO and co-founder at Stable Asset Management, told CNBC last week.
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Demand for the 3-year was higher than 30 billion euros, 3.55 billion of it coming from lead managers, while the 30-year attracted 13 billion euros of demand, including 1.6 billion from lead managers.
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At a meeting of the C.W.H.L.'s general managers on Thursday, the league also agreed to increase budgets for hiring coaches and general managers and for grass-roots initiatives in each of the league's cities.
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"Active managers have been bleeding AUM, have been seeing their profits shrink, have been laying off managers," said Simon Goulet, co-founder of Blue Tractor, a company that offers structures for actively managed, nontransparent ETFs.
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The major differences: multi-sector managers tend to stay within a preferred group of bond areas to invest, whereas unconstrained managers tend to make tactical shifts more frequently and focus more on interest-rate risk.
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There are no restrictions on the number of House impeachment managers the speaker can name to serve in the role, and it's not yet known how many managers will be picked for the Senate trial.
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The numbers are different because a handful of insurers, asset managers and exchanges - not banks - who responded in September did not do so this time, while a few new insurers and asset managers were added.
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Big institutional money managers trade the VVIX to hedge long positions.
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The Caixin/Markit factory Purchasing Managers' Index for May was 50.2.
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