Sentence examples for genuine equity from inspiring English sources
"The Tokyo Stock Exchange is still not a genuine equity market," said Taggart Murphy, professor of political economy at Tsukuba University here and a former investment banker.
Genuine proceeds from equity value in businesses people have created should have advantageous benefits, and will enable companies to hire great people who might be attracted to entrepreneurship.
But there was also a genuine need for permanent equity as capital requirements rose and as investment banks moved deeper into capital-intensive businesses such as market-making and trading.
"We see mobile as a genuine vehicle to build brand equity and create return on investment," Ahmed said.
When addressed together, improving access to social services and enhancing social equity (through a genuine involvement of local people in decision-making processes, giving them 'voice' in development) may jointly lead to greater empowerment and sustainability.
Given the increasing focus on requiring inter-service collaborations, funders need to understand and act on the knowledge that the human and financial cost implications of a dysfunctional arrangement due to an immature partnership may be far greater than the initial outlay of resources devoted to building a collaboration based on mutual trust, equity, benefit and genuine interest.
On closer look i, Botswana does not perform that well in terms of equity [ 85] and genuine democratic process [ 86].
"We are not angry about rising assessments, because that shows that there's genuine increase in wealth in terms of equity," says Brian Smith, president of the Norfolk Tea Party, a tax relief advocacy group in Virginia.
In contrast to the financial engineers of the private-equity world, he has a genuine passion for the petrochemical industry.
If a house price or an equity price falls there is a genuine loss in economic value, at least over the time period concerned.
While in 2009 the group managed to arrange a covenant waiver we think this time there is a genuine funding gap and as such a recapitalization (including equity) of Lonmin continues to be needed.
