Sentence examples for capital earmarked from inspiring English sources

According to the Hennessee Hedge Fund Advisory Group, new capital earmarked for technology funds this year is four times the capital going into the average hedge fund.

There is also tons of fresh capital earmarked for healthcare startups.

The Baidu investment comes just a few weeks after Uber announced that it had raised $1.2 billion in funding at a $40 billion valuation, with a portion of the capital earmarked for expansion in the Asia-Pacific region.

Based on the chart below, our best guess is that the industry will have approximately ~$40 billion of available capital and ~$26 billion of capital earmarked for reserves at the end of this year.

Together, these companies are forming a worldwide alliance to take on Uber, which is reportedly seeking yet more funding that will raise its valuation to $62.5 billion, with much of the capital earmarked for expansion in Asia.

Though Blue Forest aims to start small, raising perhaps just a few million dollars for its first bond, the firm ultimately hopes to raise much more by tapping into a growing amount of capital earmarked for investments that promise more than a financial return.

Existing margins translate into $9 billion in cash each year for Ford, more than triple the increase in annual capital expenditure earmarked to improve sales.

Instead, Mr. Herrera said he planned to file delinquent tax returns for the group and hoped to find a new headquarters and build a community center with $2.1 million in capital funds earmarked by Mr. Monserrate.

Some of the capital projects earmarked for stimulus funds include $2.8 million to rebuild the Odell Avenue Bridge over the Bronx River Parkway in Yonkers, $13.2 million for hybrid Bee-Line buses and maintenance, and $55 million toward the $235 million government-mandated upgrade of two sewage treatment plants along Long Island Sound in Mamaroneck and New Rochelle.

Trillions in institutional investment capital get earmarked for either the growth or value constructs without investors fully understanding the performance dynamics of their benchmark.

However, new money will be freed up for science infrastructure: a cool £1.1 billion a year until 2016 that nearly doubles the capital spending earmarked in the last spending review.