funds

/ fʌndz /

plural noun

1. money that is readily available

2. British government securities representing national debt

Example Sentences

Munger, the son of a billionaire who was the right-hand man of investor Warren Buffett, declined to comment about whether he planned to give additional funds.

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The opening introduces a crucial decision for retirement savers: whether to stick with the traditional lineup of mutual funds and exchange-traded funds or to allocate a portion of their savings to private markets.

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It could also borrow funds to acquire a larger company’s data center unit.

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The Hospices has vineyard holdings all over Burgundy, and a wine auction held there each November raises funds for a variety of charitable causes, including the town’s modern hospital.

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“Since Oct. 7th, it’s been very difficult for Israeli TV and film creatives and producers to find investment or collaborations or funds,” said Tzvika Gottlieb, CEO of the Israeli Film and TV Producers Association.

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