"equity cash" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to cash that has been derived from the sale of assets, or simply when referring to a large sum of money. For example, "The company used its equity cash to fund a new initiative."
Finding suitable investments – and companies that will accept private equity cash – is harder.
Haier, the news service noted, may welcome private equity cash to help finance a GE deal.
The chart on the left shows the net home equity cash out through the second quarter of this year.
Students can also be guided to construct or review one of the following financial valuation methods: Free Cash Flow (FCF) or Equity Cash Flow (ECF).
Dire warnings from the supporters of the bid that Qantas could not survive without the injection of private equity cash have proved to be off the mark.
J. P. Morgan has hired Michael O'Hare from Lehman Brothers to be head of United States equity cash trading and sales trading.
DealBook » When Private Equity Sells to Private Equity | Bloomberg Businessweek writes: "A third of private equity cash-outs in the first nine months of the year, 115 deals worth $33 billion, were flips to other buyout firms".
Moreover, the total revenue from technology transfer in US universities and research hospitals is "dominated by a few very large royalties from fewer than 1% of total patents" and is uneven over time: "pharmaceutical royalties are high – but very rare," and "equity cash-ins from spin-outs are only occasionally large, and are one-time" [ 93].
Consumer spending accounts for 70% of growth these days, so closing down even part way the home-equity cash machine that has fed consumption would put the economic brakes on sharpish.
Oh, and then there's the $50,000 non-equity cash prize.
That's right, the grand-prize winner will take home $100,000 in cold, hard, non-equity cash.
