The phrase "aggressive capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in discussions about finance, investment strategies, or economic policies that involve assertive or high-risk capital allocation.
Example: "The firm's approach to aggressive capital deployment has led to significant returns in a short period."
Alternatives: "high-risk capital" or "assertive investment".
At the board meeting in January, Lehman management explained that while other Wall Street firms were raising "significant capital" in the "past three months," for Lehman "aggressive capital raising is not necessary" because the firm "remains strongly capitalized" thanks to capital "generated by earnings".
Compounding the worker's difficulties has been an increasingly aggressive capital market.
Mr. Thompson, who before becoming president was the leader of the profitable and aggressive capital markets division -- essentially the company's in-house investment bank -- is well regarded on Wall Street.
The plan, described as the authority's "most aggressive capital plan ever" by its chairman, Lewis M. Eisenberg, was presented to the 12 members of the governing board in a special meeting yesterday.
Standard & Poor's downgraded Chesapeake's debt further into "junk" territory on Thursday, warning that "turmoil resulting from these developments could hamper Chesapeake's ability to meet the massive external funding requirements stemming from its currently weak operating cash flow and continuing aggressive capital spending".
The question now is whether the fourth consecutive Workers' party administration has the dynamism, creativity and nimbleness to address the fresher challenges created by growing middle class expectations, a deteriorating environment (a dire water shortage in São Paulo threatens to be one of the first crises of her second term) and unstable but aggressive capital markets.
We still believe in solar's potential, but recognize that the crunch will hinder the industry's aggressive, capital-intensive expansion plans and could also lead to a reduction in the government subsidies that have supported the industry as it has grown.
By 2010, Andreessen Horowitz had earned a reputation as an aggressive venture capital firm.
As a starting point, educational investments are very important to the U.S. economy, a fact that suggests there is much value in an aggressive human capital investment strategy.
Basel III is less aggressive about capital requirements but has the advantage of being a global approach to a globally interconnected sector.
In recent years, many have lost significant equity because of aggressive required capital investment (e.g. store re-modeling, equipment upgrades).
