The phrase "a foreign equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or ownership, specifically when referring to equity that is owned by foreign investors or entities.
Example: "The company is seeking to attract a foreign equity investment to expand its operations internationally."
Alternatives: "an overseas equity" or "a non-domestic equity".
The two new Islamic banks will be allowed to have a foreign-equity interest of up to 100%, whereas the foreign-equity limit for local non-Islamic commercial banks will remain at 30%.
Foreigners hold a lot of American debt (bonds and bank loans), whereas America holds a lot of foreign equity, especially foreign direct investment (FDI).
For the Chinese market, the group favors limits to requirements that foreign companies form joint ventures with a Chinese partner, foreign equity caps, administrative reviews based on unclear rules with wide discretion, and pressure on foreign companies to license their technologies to Chinese companies on bargain terms.
This paper adds to the literature on MNEs' location choices, focusing on how business characteristics are related to location, in a sample of 6430 foreign equity joint ventures (EJVs) in China during 1984 1996.
Stocks looked as if they might be poised for a strong rally, because many of the elements that previously might have touched off waves of buying were evident early in the session: a strong performance on foreign equity markets and better-than-expected third-quarter earnings reports from the Aluminum Company of America and Motorola, two big, globally oriented companies.
"They don't have a highfalutin problem with foreign equity," chief executive Fred Reid Fred Reid says of the big airlines.
Currency risk is reflected in an adjustment term when the price process of foreign equity becomes a martingale after discounting under the domestic martingale measure.
This paper introduces a practical method of acquiring foreign equity assets without currency risk.
The endowment said it had a bigger gain from its foreign equity holdings, which represent 9 percent of its assets.
Page 199, paragraph 2, last sentence: Should read "On a percentage basis, equity outflows were largest for Argentina (-$924 million) and Venezuela (-$474 million)." Table 11.1 has errors in last column in calculations of net foreign equity flows as a percentage of 2012 foreign equity holdings.
Loss harvesting hinges on having your foreign equity investments in a taxable account.
