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Assets Requirement
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Assets Requirement
The minimum amount one must invest in order to participate in an activity. For example, a hedge fund may impose a minimum asset requirement of $1 million, meaning that one must place at least $1 million into the hedge fund in order to become an investor. Investment companies sometimes impose asset requirements in order to keep out small investors.


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For the sixth category, the asset requirement of the contractor is a minimum Dh300,000 and the estimated value of the project the contractor may participate in Dh7 million, or less.
Unlike commissioned investment and insurance sales people, or professional money managers who charge ongoing fees, Bob Goldman Financial Planning receives no commissions from buying, selling, or recommending specific investments and demands no minimum asset requirement.
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