Sentence examples for needed equity from inspiring English sources

Banks that needed equity but dithered last year discovered to their cost that the pool of available capital was not limitless; they had to pay far more for it later, if they could get it at all.

Eventually, the most credible source is a partial restoration of the $30 trillion of global stockmarket value wiped out this year, which would enable banks to raise the needed equity.

We didn't even have to see the $700 billion or the full extent of their bill to know that we needed equity and upside for the taxpayer, forbearance for the homeowner, oversight of the government on what they were doing, and something that the American people understand full well, an end to the golden parachutes and the — a — review and reform of the compensation for C.E.O.'s.

To raise that kind of capital, we would have needed equity investors in a for-profit business.

This time, in exchange for his technology, Big Brown contributed some badly needed equity capital to TanData in late 1998.

A central bank, however, does not need equity.

MGM Grand is also likely to need equity to keep its investment-grade credit rating, analysts said.

Those new companies need equity investment to fund risk-taking, free of the financial burden of paying interest on loans.

So the more a company needs equity, the more it thinks it costs and the less eager it is to actually sell stock.

The returned money can be recycled into smaller banks which still need equity (see article) or used to cut public debt.

Because a seller who acts as a bank has to be able to clear his own mortgage without the buyer's cash, he needs equity — that is, he needs to own most or all of the property.