Sentence examples for losing capital from inspiring English sources

Wealthy investors have chosen commercial real estate in the 10 most populous U.S. cities to protect themselves against losing capital in every crisis since the Great Depression.

But long before that shock, the country had been suffering the effects of the global slump, losing capital as Western investors fled to the security of American Treasuries, undermining Indian banks and company balance sheets.

As the crisis of 2008 reminded us all, there will be periods when if you don't have at least part of your portfolio in safer investments, such as bonds, you'll end up losing capital.

The former United captain Gary Neville said after the Sky Sports transmission of United's losing Capital One Cup semi-final that he immediately thought about the shoot-out implications when Moyes decided to bring on Phil Jones, rather than established penalty taker Ryan Giggs, after Michael Carrick left with a twisted ankle early in extra time.

"Wealthy investors have chosen commercial real estate in the 10 most populous U.S. cities in an effort to protect themselves against losing capital during financial crisis," says Rodrigo Niño, founder and CEO of Prodigy Network, a commercial real estate development company that operates one of the world's largest crowdfunding investment platforms.

But there are no known cases of retail investors losing capital in a money fund.

Or money-losing hedge-fund managers: rather than try to earn back their investors' lost capital, they start new funds so they can rake in fresh incentives.

For pension funds and other investors, they represent lost capital and lower future earnings.

In that case, would you not go to court to recover your lost capital?

They can result in lost capital, wasted time, and damaged confidence.

This suggests that "unhappy" shareholders, who have lost capital investing in the stock, tend to favor the changes proposed by the dissident.