"contributed capital" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the portion of a company's capital that has been raised through investments from shareholders. You can use this phrase when discussing the financial structure of a company and how it has been funded. For example, "The company's strong financial position is due to the substantial amount of contributed capital from its shareholders."
Other big names like Bill Gates and Sam Altman recently contributed capital, but we're told their ownership is inconsequential.
Among Pear's investors is New York Life Insurance, True Bridge Capital, and the University of Chicago, which also contributed capital to the firm's debut fund.
Once all the equity accounts are listed, sum them and add the caption "Total Owner's Equity".. Equity consists of contributed capital (money invested) and retained earnings (historical sum of profits and losses).
Many investors are ready to contribute capital under the right circumstances.
To stretch his resources, Mr. Paulson told reporters he was examining ideas to have private investors contribute capital alongside Treasury.
And he persuaded 27 competing insurance companies to contribute capital to help avert a Geico bankruptcy and so protect themselves.
In return for this insurance, each member would contribute capital to the fund in proportion to the size of its population or GDP.
Because every member had to contribute capital based on its ownership percentage, proposals for new satellites or services aimed at specific regions often ran into resistance from the many members that might not benefit directly.
In addition to contributing capital for the purchase, Starwood plans to manage several foreclosed or soon-to-be-owned residential and office buildings seized by Corus after their borrowers defaulted.
He should be well connected, willing to contribute capital himself, and have your best interests at heart.
If we are going to re-imagine a next generation of Facebooks that grow without information silos and monopolistic ambitions, network users must be able to contribute capital.
