Trive (2024)

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Is trive a word? ›

There is one meaning in OED's entry for the verb trive. See 'Meaning & use' for definition, usage, and quotation evidence. This word is now obsolete. It is only recorded in the late 1500s.

trives (imperative trives, present tense trivs or trives, simple past and past participle trivdes) to be / feel comfortable or content; to get along; to be happy, enjoy oneself. to thrive, flourish, prosper, do well.

Trive invests in both equity and debt securities in order to meet the needs of each company and investment opportunity. We take the time to understand critical opportunities, challenges, and objectives facing our portfolio executives, utilizing both data analytics and thoughtful dialogue.

The investor base for structured equity deals consists of special situation funds and credit funds. Many larger asset managers, hedge funds and private equity (PE) firms also have separate funds dedicated to structured equity investing.

verb. snatch [verb] to (try to) seize or grab suddenly.

from The Century Dictionary.

To contrive.

bloom blossom boom develop flourish grow mushroom prosper shine succeed. Strong matches. advance arrive batten burgeon increase progress radiate rise score wax. Weak matches. bear fruit get ahead get fat get on get places get there grow rich make a go shoot up turn out well.

prospering or doing well; highly successful: The Arts Commission plans to expand its thriving ArtSmart program into all 21 of the city's elementary schools.

: to grow vigorously : flourish. 2. : to gain in wealth or possessions : prosper. 3. : to progress toward or realize a goal despite or because of circ*mstances.

With a reputation for delivering an expansive selection of high quality products, reliable installation services, and exceptional customer service to homebuyers, the Company has cultivated longstanding relationships with large national and regional homebuilders and commercial real estate developers.

What is the private equity market? ›

Key Takeaways. Private equity (PE) refers to capital investments made in companies that are not publicly traded. Most PE firms are open to accredited investors or high-net-worth individuals, and successful PE managers can earn over a million dollars a year.

Thrive Capital itself, which now has $14 billion in assets under management, according to SEC filings, was seeded by General Catalyst and the firm's cofounder, Joel Cutler.

Structured equity examples include: Loans secured by a share of the company's future earnings for start-ups with significant growth potential. Capital for a mature business that is either already heavily laden or unwilling to take on further debt.

Structured equity is a form of capital that ranks behind debt in order of repayment, but in front of common equity. There are a number of different forms that structured equity can take, but, generally speaking, interest accrues over time but is not charged in cash.

What is Structured Capital? In contrast to a traditional equity investment, a structured investment is an investment with both debt and equity-like features. Part or all of the return is contractual in nature and usually includes 'downside' protection for the investor.

trice. noun. ˈtrīs. : a brief space of time : instant. used chiefly in the phrase in a trice.

(obsolete, of a horse) Strong and swift.

TRIVES in English - Cambridge Dictionary.

characterized by trouble, struggle, desperation, etc.: I'm tired of poverty and trife living. showing lack of regard for other people, decency, good sense, etc.; low or despicable: He used to be real trife, but the last few years he's stepped up for his parents.