Sentence examples for capital decrease from inspiring English sources

The ratings agency Standard & Poor's said Mitsubishi UFJ's share issue would not result in a higher credit rating because the capital increase serves only to offset the capital decrease involved in buying the Morgan Stanley stake.

"Good mental health can improve our enjoyment of life, our coping skills and relationships, our educational achievement, employment, housing and economic potential, help reduce physical health problems, ease the demand for healthcare and social care, build social capital, decrease suicides; and help people to live together in a positive, productive, cost-effective and ultimately happy way.

He said quantitative easing been expcted to result in the power of capital decreasing and that of labour increasing.

European banks, for example, began to implement Basel 2 last January, and regulators have imposed fewer restrictions on capital decreases.

Your success in raising capital decreased to insignificant levels otherwise.

Our finding that the cost of capital decreases following a convertible debt offer (CDO) is inconsistent with this interpretation.

More specifically, it can be defined as the sum of investments, dividends, and change in working capital decreased net cash-flow.

Third, the preference for issuing debt and hybrid capital explains the constant distribution of Basel capital ratios while the weight of core capital over the total regulatory capital decreases.

According to those authors, the characteristics of social capital are similar to those of physical capital: decreasing returns, decreasing marginal productivity, etc. Bourdieu (1980) defined the concept of social capital in an analysis of social stratification.

This is consistent with Fig. 3 that shows that the quality of the regulatory capital decreases over time because the weight of core capital to regulatory capital constantly diminishes.

Nonetheless, we observe in Fig. 2b that the distribution of capital with respect to total regulatory capital shifts leftwards, which indicates that the weight of common capital decreases generally for all banks over time.