Sentence examples for capital segment from inspiring English sources

The Private Capital segment co-invests in properties with private capital investors through a variety of co-investment ventures.

The Proprietary Capital segment consists of the company's principal capital and private equity activities, including various direct and third-party private equity and merchant banking investments.

The Shareholder Capital segment manages the holding company activities focuses on the financial position of shareholders and including capital, corporate action, strategic funding and liquidity risk, credit risk, asset-liability matching group treasury, performance measurement and market risk.

The S&P Capital IQ segment is a global provider of digital and traditional financial research and analytical tools, which integrate cross-asset analytics and desktop services.

Occasionally they pause to talk about the meaning of time with a capital T, segments that briefly slow the piece to a snail's pace, seemingly on purpose.

It's fairly common for China's tech giants to incubate business which, when ready, are they spun out to raise capital from segment-specific investors.

General Electric, the world's largest company based on stock market capitalization, reported an increase in profits despite lower revenue, as strength in the power systems and capital services segments offset the effect of a weak economy.

The two capital market segments targeted by the plan mortgage-backed securities and securities backed by other assets, such as car loans and credit cards–are vast and essential to our basic financial engine, but they have been sidelined for the plan mortgage-backed

There is a dearth of seed capital in this segment of the market, making the investment opportunities very attractive," Poole said.

For the empirical analysis of the wage determination process, we adopt a panel wage regression building on the human capital model that segments the work history into work experience spells and non-work spells (Mincer and Polachek 1974).

America's strengths remain many, ranging from the rule of law that underpins economic and political life to the mobility that exists in both our capital and labor segments.