The phrase "accessing capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, business, or investment when discussing the process of obtaining funds or resources for various purposes.
Example: "Startups often face challenges when accessing capital to fund their growth and development."
Alternatives: "obtaining funds" or "securing financing".
Tweaking, rather than gutting, the current requirements would be a better way to balance companies accessing capital with investor protection.
By accessing capital markets, the funding mechanisms they invent can provide for efficiency and scale – and, perhaps, even the promise of sustainability.
Small and medium-sized businesses still have problems accessing capital, and pay high interest rates on borrowing which impedes investment and taking on new staff.
"At the end of the day, it's a manufacturing business and manufacturing as an industry has had a problem accessing capital, particularly in the niche markets," he said.
We need a better process of educating on equity – what it means and doesn't mean, the ways of ensuring that you keep control while also accessing capital in this way".
Software companies, often precluded by a quirk in the rules from accessing capital via the Enterprise Investment Scheme and Venture Capital Trusts, should benefit from changes in the two schemes.
"Large economies are accessing international capital markets for themselves," said Trevor Manuel, the finance minister of South Africa.
The hard truth is that Moscow is a hostage to the oil price and the international sanctions that prevent the likes of Rosneft accessing international capital.
Our investment strategy is to build businesses of scale and this sometimes means accessing external capital to build them further through sales of stakes to partners or through the public markets".
The South American country has been restricted from accessing international capital markets for years by a long-running legal battle with creditors over unpaid debt that Macri has promised to settle later in tough negotiations.
While particular individuals were hit by the first rounds of sanctions, most damaging of all was the ban on Russian state banks from accessing western capital markets, which came into effect just as oil prices began to drop.
