The phrase "an equity interest" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investments, or ownership stakes in a company or asset.
Example: "Investors are often attracted to startups that offer an equity interest in exchange for funding."
Alternatives: "a stake in equity" or "an ownership interest".
Pinnacle's senior management is to retain an equity interest in the combined company.
"Black Thunder has an equity interest and an equitylike participation," he said.
All of the authors on the new paper have an equity interest in Living Proof and so, indirectly, in Olivo.
He has a Nevada-based company through which he owned his Wynn shares before their redemption, and it also has an equity interest in the Philippine gambling operation.
Facebook instead issued restricted stock units, which give employees the economics of an equity interest in the company without the actual shares.
While Barclays ostensibly had an equity interest, its return was limited to a variable interest rate often used to calculate loans to companies.
In fact, it has competing interests — an equity stake in Spotify, and legacy relationships with important distributors such as Walmart and Amazon.
"A person with a real equity interest in a company has little motivation to game the process to reap a short-term benefit," explains Jill Lyons, an executive vice president at ISS. "High ownership encourages insiders to think like shareholders".
Rather, the Garden charged, "T.W.I. would merely become a vendor of television production services with a small equity interest in a new company".
As part of the deal, the U.S. government may end up with an 80% equity interest in AIG, which means a potentially drastic dilution for existing shareholders.
In a wider reach, Fuller and his 50-50 local partners have been snapping up privatized rail assets, and taken a 14% equity interest in a consortium contracted to build and operate an 885-mile line between Alice Springs and Darwin.
