The phrase "a growing equity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing financial investments, social justice, or the increasing value of assets or opportunities.
Example: "The company is focused on building a growing equity in sustainable technologies to ensure long-term success."
Alternatives: "increasing equity" or "expanding equity".
At earlier stages, the talk among European start-ups is of a growing "equity gap".
And the agencies in charge varied a lot, too: they might be the exchanges themselves, or government ministries, or sometimes central banks.More recently, countries have been learning a good deal from each other, not least because a growing equity culture has brought so many new investors into the marketplace.
Moszkowski said Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley, with much more diversified businesses, will weather the turmoil, and that even Lehman had a growing equities business that will help smooth the bumps in fixed income.
In this battle, the world's growing equity culture plays a crucial role, for it turns on one big question: is it better for economies if their companies rely mainly on capital markets for equity and debt, or on banks?
This transaction now puts us in a position to compete with real focus and weight in the core markets where we operate, while giving us valuable and growing equity stakes in a number of big and important markets where we don't.
Should the gap be positive and growing, equity prices will rise and the economy will take on more debt.
One such solution, "buy as you go", is controversial and assumes growing equity, even though many properties will not race ever-upwards in value.
Then, taking advantage of rapidly rising real estate prices, particularly in luxury markets, the clubs used their newly grown equity to take on more debt and acquire more homes.
But perhaps the biggest challenge India faces is one the U.S. appears ill-equipped to assist: how to "grow equity," as one of India's corporate leaders told me.
According to Samuel Deane, co-founder of Deane Financial in New York City, there's no doubt home ownership can offer plenty of advantages, including the chance to grow equity and claim tax deductions.
By John Cassidy January 17 , 2012The other day, when I was listing some positive things about Mitt Romney, I forgot to include an important one: through his candidacy and his background at Bain Capital, he has helped to stimulate a growing debate about equity, inequality, and who gets what in today's economy.
