Sentence examples for incur equity from inspiring English sources

For groups of chronically ill patients, this study shows that SES and HRQL are associated, and thus informs decision makers that the health impacts of interventions for the chronically ill may incur equity aspects.

Stocks must provide a higher long-term return than Treasury bonds in order to entice investors into incurring equities' greater risk.

If I'm wrong and the "deeper and longer" school prevails, BAC like Citigroup sinks again, possibly below $5 a share, incurring massive equity dilution to offset upcoming losses on problem loans and investments.

Now, beta is not exactly a measure of volatility (a portfolio of short positions could have a negative beta and still be immensely volatile), but it is a fair measure of the market-related risk you incur by owning equities.

Perhaps most troubling is the possibility that losses incurred by Sterling Equities could put pressure on Wilpon to raise money by selling other assets.

Those who aren't in the AMT and who are willing to incur some risk can invest a home equity loan in more than 100 companies offering dividend yields of at least 6% and with revenues and stock market values both north of $100 million.

The only exception occurred when their equity money was invested in stock index funds, which incur relatively few taxes because they seldom trade.

Trinity Mirror will also assume debt, working capital and debt-like items of circa £27m and will incur some £6m of transaction costs at completion which together with the equity consideration represents total consideration of £187.4m".

Moreover, no distinction between who receives benefits and to whom costs incur can normally be made, thus potentially waiving the principle of social equity (some segments of the community might receive all benefits at the expense of others).

This would likely encompass the cost incurred by the private equity firms to obtain substitute financing.

After those two banks received cash from the American government, and Deutsche's British peers recapitalized, too (Barclays through Middle Eastern investors rather than British government funds), Deutsche could claim that it stood alone as the one significant player that had avoided diluting its shareholders' equity or incurring big debts to government.