'capital strategy' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a plan or strategy to manage, grow, and allocate a company's financial resources. For example, "The board of directors discussed the new capital strategy before making a final decision."
"Your capital strategy isn't something ideological.
On another corner is Capital Strategy, which is the $16 billion Hewlett-Packard has hoarded.
So most of the operations of the company — the finance function, acquisitions, dispositions, capital strategy, investor relations — all mine.
Marianne McInerney, a vice president, said the EB-5 program was important to "our initial capital strategy" but did not represent the majority of current investments.
Tim State, vice president of human capital strategy and performance at Humana, points out that, like any large company, the insurer is interested in the health, wellbeing and productivity as its workers.
While interest rates over all are meager, some institutions — typically credit unions or smaller community banks — may be offering time-limited rates to attract deposits as part of their capital strategy.
American Capital Strategies, 7 million shares.
American Capital Strategies Ltd., a publicly traded investment company, is the majority owner of Scientific Protein.
"There is an essential and potentially disastrous conflict of interest when the same person shares both jobs," said Lisa Lindsley, director of capital strategies at the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees pension plan, which proposed the independent chairman resolution.
"I think that given the resources that the management and the board threw at this, it's not a surprise that the vote was lower than last year," said Lisa Lindsley, the director of capital strategies at Afscme.
Lisa Lindsley, the director of capital strategies at the union, said that even though the board justified the high compensation because of Mr. Weldon's efforts to remedy the problems at McNeil and elsewhere, "he's the one who got the company into these tough times".
