Sentence examples for markets of capital from inspiring English sources

During the last 20 years of peace before 1914, when Britain's role as rentier was at its height, international prices began to rise again, and they continued to rise, with fluctuations, until after the end of World War I. Against this backdrop, the City of London was at the centre of international markets of capital, money, and commodities.

The Gramm Leach Bliley Act of 1999 was officially passed by the Clinton's administration to help American banks to compete in the global markets of capital, transforming the banking industry into a highly interconnected network extremely vulnerable to the failure of the important hubs in the banking network.

As we noted two weeks ago, bond market liquidity is much lower than it used to be, as banks have retreated from making markets because of capital requirements.

These problems were the result of poor innovation management capacity, variability in domestic markets, lack of capital to scale up technologies, and an institutional culture that lacked innovation as a priority.

The cost of finance was considered to be an independent variable, principally determined by the market cost of capital and investors' appetite for risk.

The Global markets division offers treasury activities and services, including foreign exchange, money market, derivatives and trading of capital market.

Technological breakthroughs and frenzied searches for new markets and sources of capital caused unprecedented economic growth.

We'll call it the Emotional Market of Venture Capital, or the Draper Wave".

And going back to zeros The Financial Services Authority is also questioning IFAs on their marketing of split capital trusts such as zeros.

"The energy market is starved of capital – and it won't all come from utilities and banks," Warren said.

I spent the day in the vibrant markets of the island capital, Castries.