Sentence examples for committing more capital from inspiring English sources

Kennedy is an aggressive investor but only 60% invested, waiting to see if Nasdaq breaks out above 1,521 or breaches support at 1,411 before committing more capital to stocks.

Higher margin requirements mean investors must commit more capital to a transaction, reducing their overall funds for investment.

Private investors are understandably reluctant to commit more capital when it is unclear whether a bank holds enough toxic waste to render it insolvent.Another factor weighing on confidence is uncertainty over the direction of policy.

The key messages are that investment banks need to take more risks, commit more capital to their business, and start investing in the deals they recommend to their clients.

Equally, the mooted €1tn capacity of the enhanced EFSF, four times its remaining €250bn lending capacity, depends on relatively favourable market conditions – and the willingness of overseas investors such as sovereign wealth funds to commit more capital.

Angels committed more capital in each quarter of 2013 than in the previous year, according to CrunchBase data.

A 10% increase in employee salaries and benefits also contributed to higher operating spending, but may be a signal of better times ahead as the company commits more capital to its workers.

Couple those facts with the (still) low cost of capital given where interest rates are, and the sustained growth of technology companies across emerging market geographies, and you have a more willing pool of investors that want to commit more capital to emerging technology ecosystems (this is happening in Latin America, too).

Here are six reasons why India should prove a more fertile place to invest than China, and why investors should consider committing more of their capital to the subcontinent.

Canny investors will put more capital there.

Even when an investor fundamentally believes in an opportunity or an entrepreneur, sometimes the existing risks are too high to warrant committing more than a certain amount of capital at that moment.