Sentence examples for equity relative from inspiring English sources
This chapter demonstrates that economically efficient tariffs always improve certain concepts of equity relative to temporally and geographically invariant ("flat"), volumetric tariffs.
As the chart shows, the speech coincided with the end of a long period of underperformance of European equity relative to Wall Street.
When any entity in the financial system has little equity relative to its debts, it has moved closer to becoming insolvent.
Say goodbye to consumer protection for financial products, to restrictions on the risk-taking of global megabanks and to reasonable levels of bank capital (a measure of shareholder equity relative to permissible debts).
Eighth, Ms. Miller points out that banks now have more capital on their balance sheets than they did four years ago (meaning they are funded with more equity relative to debt).
But since the advent of deposit insurance in the 1930s, retail banks have been happy to have much less equity relative to debt, because the government is, in effect, providing a subsidy to debt.
A Bank of America Merrill Lynch survey in December found that 8% of fund managers were overweight equities (relative to their normal portfolio allocation).
If cash is not the solution, what do these brave souls suggest?Most of our fund managers have grown slightly more bullish on equities, relative to bonds.
A survey of global fund managers in February, conducted on behalf of Bank of America Merrill Lynch, found that a net 67% were overweight equities (relative to their normal portfolio allocation).
Andrew Lapthorne, SocGen's quantitative strategist, points out that buying equities when valuations are at current levels has delivered average historic real returns of just 1.4% a year.Mr Edwards and his team have long propagated their "Ice Age" thesis, in which deflationary pressures drive down the valuation of equities relative to government bonds, as occurred in Japan.
They need to take more risk, which generally means they need more domestic and international equities relative to their male counterparts.
