Sentence examples for absolute capital from inspiring English sources

The result is that the absolute capital required under the new rules could be double that under the old ones.

Going into another crisis of this scale, absolute capital levels would need to be at least double the existing minimum level to avoid breaching that floor at the trough of the cycle.

But Barclays remained negative: RSA suffered two credit rating moves yesterday with the language in the rating agency notes pointing to weaker absolute capital positions, as well as hinting at some urgency to resolve the capital shortfall.We remain Underweight, with clarity urgently required over the plans to strengthen the solvency and assurance provided over the group reserve position.

In the Heckscher-Ohlin theory it is not the absolute amount of capital that is important; rather, it is the amount of capital per worker.

Charity can be an absolute boon to capital accumulation: corporate philanthropy has been shown to have a positive effect on perceptions by stock market analysts.

Likewise, few can seriously object to its demand that banks hold enough liquid assets to withstand a severe, month-long liquidity shock.The tricky bits will be setting the absolute level of capital that is needed in the system and defining a tolerable amount of short-term funding.

On the other hand, in the context of the ideology of growth anti-communism guaranteed the absolute predominance of capital over labour.

Further, the absolute amount of capital that flowed into new deals in 4Q 2018 was still huge relative to the historic trends: at over $3.3B, the 4Q was a top quartile VC fundraising total over the past decade.

Diversified mining companies are expected to show the greatest absolute change in capital spending, up by $2.7 billion, followed by aluminum and gold producers, which are projected to boost capex by $2.2 billion and $2.1 billion, respectively.

"That's the huge one – disclosure around rates, fees and absolute costs of capital, and disclosure around who's being paid what," says Sam Hodges, co-founder and U.S. managing director of Funding Circle, which was putting the finishing touches on its offical response when we spoke.

John Paul II, furthermore, urged his audience to "struggle against" "an economic system" that "upholds the absolute predominance of capital" (para. 35).