"capital advantages" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to economic benefits such as increased profits, cost savings, or other financial gains. For example, "By investing in renewable energy sources, the company was able to gain several capital advantages in the long run."
Regulatory change may wipe out the investment banks' capital advantages.
The Dodd-Frank financial regulations in the United States and the new Basel requirements both have provisions aimed at reducing the capital advantages of lending through the securitization market.
Realty Income has maintained its #1 position in the Net Lease REIT sector by using its scale and cost of capital advantages.
Recently the company acquitted a portfolio leased from 7-Eleven and Realty Income can be competitive given the company's scale and cost of capital advantages.
Bullivant: Co-housing, opening up more opportunities for citizen engagement in placemaking, multi-generational housing, permaculture - all these things are about maximizing the social and natural capital advantages of society.
Implementing performance management systems following our recommendations will help organizations turn teams into an inimitable and sustainable source of competitive human capital advantage.
Taking out insurance also brings the risk weighting that regulators apply to these mortgages down to zero, which means that the banks derive no capital advantage from funding them through securitisation.
To make a large number of plastic parts, then, automakers would need to buy multiple machines and set up parallel production lines-steps that would more than offset the capital advantage of plastic production and increase administrative overhead.
Thus, the hierarchy of capital advantage can transform into educational advantage for the next generation.
They have greater choices and can use their theoretical capital advantage to look for fuel substitutes.
This has served to further widen our cost of capital advantage vis a vis our competitors.
