Sentence examples for equity for instance from inspiring English sources

Taxes on foreign purchases of debt or equity, for instance, may limit destabilising currency appreciations and financial bubbles.

Retailers aim to strengthen their ability to influence consumer behavior by building corporate reputation and store equity: for instance, by making promotional investments.

Second, there are cultural barriers: it can be hard to recruit employees to work for an unknown company in exchange for equity, for instance.

In 2012 someone with 40 per cent equity, for instance, would have been charged 4.05 per cent for a two year fix: now the same deal is less than half at just 1.99 per cent.

That is why the IMF's economists also advocate an overhaul of federal training programmes and more effort to deal with negative equity, for instance by changing America's bankruptcy law to allow judges to restructure mortgage debt.

And third, a debt bust generates knock-on inefficiencies; households with negative equity, for instance, have been found to underinvest in upkeep of their properties.The question then becomes what to do about such busts.

"Long-short" equity funds, for instance, buy undervalued equities and short-sell those they deem overpriced; convertible-arbitrage funds seek to exploit price differences between pairs of bonds convertible into shares.

Equity dealers, for instance, routinely take on "block trades" for their customers.

Stephen A. Schwarzman, the private equity magnate, for instance, shared his misgivings about financial regulatory overhauls with the German chancellor, Angela Merkel.

Despite his own background in the equity business, for instance, Mr Levitt was no friend of the NYSE, which he saw as hogtied by its own special interests.

(The massive sell-off in the equity markets, for instance, didn't happen when Lehman went under. It happened when the House failed to pass the TARP the first time).