"capital generation" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It usually refers to the creation of capital by a business or other organization. For example, "The company's focus on capital generation has enabled it to expand in a number of new markets."
They have strong capital generation.
"We saw plenty of excess capital generation," Mr. Hoyle said.
They cite "unresolved litigation which the market struggles to book-end, weak capital generation and need for capital raising actions".
The complexity of Resolution's structure and a lack of consolidated reporting overshadow a business with high levels of sustainable capital generation.
Aviva added 9.3p to 315.1p after the insurer gave an encouraging presentation in the City on its capital generation and operating profit stability.
In addition, upside risk to reserve releases combined with the ongoing tailwind of Motor rate increases, may further boost earnings hence excess capital generation.
Houses are projections of taste and means, or the lack of them, and signify fortunes made and lost — the ebb and flow of capital from generation to generation, place to place, line to line.
In Egypt, more than half the population is under the age of twenty-five, and in the capital a generation of young people are spending their formative years in the ongoing revolution.
They have even been pointed to as role models for the Big Three -- a marked contrast to trade tensions in the nation's capital a generation ago, when Congress threatened to limit sales of Japanese cars in the United States.
It is a marked contrast to trade tensions in the nation's capital a generation ago, when Congress threatened to limit sales of Japanese cars in the United States, forcing Japan to impose voluntary export caps.
Venture firms have poured half of their green tech capital into generation.
