"mobilizing capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It refers to the process of obtaining and pooling financial resources for a specific purpose, such as investing in a business venture or funding a project. Example: The company is currently focused on mobilizing capital to expand its operations in international markets.
All zaibatsu owned banks, which they used as a means for mobilizing capital.
In embracing an ascetic moral code based on abstention and individual self-improvement, Protestants, notably Calvinists, were particularly suited to the task of mobilizing capital in the rational pursuit of profit, he argued.
Entrepreneurs in Brazil have been mobilizing capital and shaping the business landscape for many years, yet the domestic market still presents distinct challenges for those hoping to embark on new business opportunities.
While the dollar is still useful for current consumption transactions, it is becoming less and less functional as a tool for mobilizing capital for longer-term investment.
Morgan Stanley has created the Morgan Stanley Institute for Sustainable Investing, which aims at mobilizing capital to sustainable businesses.
A Goldman Sachs spokeswoman said that the bank "is committed to mobilizing capital to scale up clean energy" and noted that it has provided more than $30 billion in clean energy financing and investment since 2016.
In the early days of community-based entrepreneurship, leadership is the most crucial factor to recognize opportunities and risks while mobilizing capitals and capacities to realize social benefits.
The establishment of institutional frameworks for mobilizing investment capital has had an important impact on the geography of development, both at a national and an international level.
These differences are influenced by differences in building and mobilizing social capital.
I am proud to say that in addition to advocating for public policies that invest in the clean energy economy, Green For All is now mobilizing private capital to directly create jobs and fight global warming.
Antony Bugg-Levine is the CEO of Nonprofit Finance Fund, a national nonprofit and financial intermediary dedicated to mobilizing and deploying capital effectively to build a just and vibrant society.
