The phrase "a further equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing finance, investments, or legal matters where additional equity is being referenced or introduced.
Example: "The company decided to issue a further equity to raise additional funds for expansion."
Alternatives: "an additional equity" or "more equity".
In desperation, Ginko launched an unsuccessful IPO to raise further equity, with the aim of making an ambitious acquisition -- a large stock exchange named AVIX.
" A reverse mortgage doesn't make sense for just anyone, and the vast majority of those who could really benefit from these kinds of equity releases are seniors who need money to live on more than they need further equity in a property.
With pro-forma assets of £1.7 trillion, more big losses are likely, but with a market capitalisation of just £6 billion, further equity injections from the government would probably leave the bank entirely state-owned.
The second is more specific: staff diversity is considered to further equity by making possible a higher degree of linguistic and ethnic concordance between patients and staff (CLAS, JCR).
Buyers need a 5% deposit and the government puts in a further 20% equity loan.
In August Oracle agreed to buy Citigroup Venture Capital's 41% stake in the company for $593 million and make an open offer for a further 20% equity (as mandated by Indian securities law).
The failure to adopt radical new policies to jump-start the economy and in one fell swoop to resolve the insolvent bank situation by ridding the overhang of toxic bad paper "increases the risk of a further dramatic equity sell-off," says Christopher Wood, CLSA emerging markets analyst.
"We believe Centrica can afford to make a full acquisition of Venture (£1.09bn) and also buy a 25% stake in British Energy (£3.1bn) without needing to issue further equity".
"Certainly [the bailout] should go some way to restoring confidence," said Lang. "From a perspective of existing shareholders, it's a pretty good deal because they are not diluted by further equity.
