"capital withdrawal" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it to describe the process of taking money out of an investment or withdrawing money from an account. For example: “I am making a large capital withdrawal from my stock portfolio.”.
Some of them, in addition, were hurt by capital withdrawals.
Savers can make a maximum of three capital withdrawals and four interest withdrawals each year.
Such capital withdrawals can only add to the troubles of firms that may already be foundering.
Some of the "simplification" agenda will be far from popular if it removes tax concessions, like the one allowing higher-income taxpayers to defer taxation on capital withdrawals from with-profits bonds.The jungle growsEven supposing the government were able to cut through the existing tax jungle, what help would this be if it continues to add complexity?
The fund doled out loans to Thailand, South Korea and other countries facing massive capital withdrawals and collapsing currencies.
It instead sought the establishment of a Palestinian state with Jerusalem as its capital, the withdrawal of Israeli soldiers to the 1967 borders, the dismantling of Jewish settlements on occupied territory, and the right of return for Palestinian refugees.
Greek bank branches are already closed, a powerful symbol to citizens of a government that has lost control of events, but Tsipras and Varoufakis know that without support from the European Central Bank, capital controls and withdrawal limits would just be the start.
Had all this happened to us gradually, and not in a day, it would have been much better". Under the capital controls, cash withdrawals will be limited to €300 a day, although in recent days banks have restricted withdrawals to €100 per customer.
Matina Stevis (@MatinaStevis) #Cyprus financial system goes into lockdown March 21 , 2013financial acrobat (@finansakrobat) In case you don't know, capital controls limit withdrawals and transfers of money from banks.
That could come within days as banks remain closed, capital limits on withdrawals remain in place and liquidity dries up in a country which owes more than €300bn and whose GDP has fallen by 25 per cent in seven years.
