"equity changes" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing changes to equity, such as when a company's ownership structure is altered. For example, "The company's equity changes will take effect in the new fiscal year."
Where the down payment is a one-time measure as of the purchase date, owner equity changes month by month.
Whether or not equity changes hands (and it will start doing so by January 2013, as soon as the SEC weighs in) the process of pitching everyday end-users is quite different than selling concepts to seasoned investors, being at heart a consumer marketing effort.
The findings described above are summarized in Table 4 using a framework for evaluating health equity changes [ 31].
No equity changed hands and nothing that says that Yahoo! must run News Corp. news.
The extent to which understandings of equity changed as a result of the EFHIA varied between the three case studies, and even between interviewees within each one.
The company offers various products that provide a means for speculation, and asset allocation relating to the risks associated with interest rate sensitive instruments, equity ownership, changes in the value of foreign currency, and changes in the prices of commodities.
However, given the rise of the private equity industry, changes in the characteristics of firms targeted for buyouts, and changes in the structure of the transactions themselves, the mechanisms through which buyouts can create value have likely changed.
That has become increasingly important as the investor base of hedge funds and private equity firms changes, with institutional investors like pensions and endowments becoming more predominant.
The cash crisis has been exacerbated by reductions in local authority support for the arts, pay rises negotiated by the actors' union Equity, and changes to VAT accounting.
In fact, to get their models to make sense, economists often assume that the equity premium changes over time hardly a reassuring concept for those who are betting their pensions.
In addition to eroding shareholders' equity, the change allows the government to wiggle out of taking over some banks.
