That, as measured in the capitalisation of the stock market and the housing stock, is in trillions.
Tomas Kinmonth, fixed income strategist at ABN Amro, said a €1bn complex debt structuring completed on Tuesday "will assist in the capitalisation of the struggling Italian bank".
One gets the impression, in the capitalisation of each line, the metered verse, that de Bernières cares little for current fashions.
Defining its new role is almost as big a challenge as Euronext faced in the heroic days of its founding.Euronext is continental Europe's biggest exchange in terms of the capitalisation of the firms listed on it.
In this regard, the capitalisation of knowledge has changed the way scientists view the results of their research, and the entrepreneurial culture assumed by academia now fosters the economic exploitation of the results of their R&D as well as their intellectual potential (Etzkowitz 1998).
In any case, the "capitalisation of knowledge" has proved to be the heart of a new mission for universities (Etzkowitz et al. 2000), linking academia more strongly with users of knowledge and establishing universities as economic players in their own right.
I, an inveterate socialist when I was a union leader, will be the president who took part in the biggest capitalisation issue that the world has ever known.
A SPECTACULAR plunge in the market capitalisation of a once hot stock, amidst evidence of a wholesale failure of corporate governance.
Mr Boloña admitted that the electoral period had seen a 30% fall in the market capitalisation of the Lima stock exchange; between January and March, Peru saw foreign investment of just $71m, down from $544m in the same period last year.But while the government has agreed to talk about reforms, it will not necessarily implement any, said Alberto Bustamante, the justice minister.
The rating agencies now award the big ones an investment-grade rating only because they are too big to fail; without the government's support, they would get bottom marks.So far have their share prices fallen that in April the market capitalisation of the banks big enough to be listed on Japan's Topix share index had withered to some $140 billion.
No stranger to financial economics, the firm argues that a share price reflects the most accurate estimate of the present value of future earnings, so the fall in its market capitalisation represents the damage the brouhaha has done it.
