The phrase "atlantic capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, investment, or geography, particularly when discussing capital or investments associated with the Atlantic region.
Example: "The firm specializes in managing atlantic capital for various international clients looking to invest in emerging markets."
Alternatives: "Atlantic investment" or "capital from the Atlantic region."
First Atlantic Capital, a New York leveraged-buyout firm, is planning to announce that it has sold its biggest holding, Berry Plastics, for $837.5 million to the private equity arm of Goldman , Sachs
From the epic prose-poems of Aimé Césaire and Derek Walcott, to the city of New Orleans as Atlantic capital, to the explosive moment of historical convergence that was the year 1968, the rhizomatic literary, performative, historical, geographical and other paradigms of the Black Atlantic demand to be approached from as many informed disciplinary perspectives as possible.
And looking at investors actively looking for deal-flow in Israel, where is Berlin's Early Bird, Point Nine Capital, Atlantic Capital?
This time around, the new round is led by Y Combinator, Texas Atlantic Capital, Swiss family office Atami Capital and a former founder of PE Fund APAX Partners with participation from undisclosed existing backers.
As the company announced today, it has raised a $12.5 million Series A funding round led by Atlantic Bridge Capital, with participation from True Ventures and Redpoint Ventures.
James E. Manley, founder of Atlantic-Pacific Capital, a boutique investment bank in Greenwich, Conn., said he never forgot his dream of being a rancher, even though he made his fortune in finance.
In addition to Creandum, European 'impact' investor Ananda Ventures joined the round, with participation from existing backers Spark Capital, Atlantic Labs, and Axel Springer Plug and Play.
FashionPlaytes, a web-based platform that allows 'tweens' to design their own clothing, has raised $4 million in funding led by Fairhaven Capital Partners with New Atlantic Ventures, Launch Capital, and Golden Seeds participating in the round.
Mr. Donahue, 39, is a managing director of Inter-Atlantic, a venture capital firm in New York, where he oversees the selection and monitoring of investments.
New investors in this round include ARCH Venture Partners and Sunny Optical Technology Group, as well as early investors Atlantic Bridge Capital, AIB Seed Capital Fund, Capital-E, DFJ Esprit and Robert Bosch Venture Capital.
Finally, KATHRYN BOODRY (Cambridge) compellingly detailed the ways in which slavery was just one part of a larger, integrated Atlantic economy of cotton, capital, and textile manufacturing.
