Sentence examples for other forms of equity from inspiring English sources

Restricted stock and other forms of equity sometimes replaced options.

In France, the Netherlands and Australia, a few companies have started adding options and other forms of equity to executive compensation packages, a practice that the British began widely adopting in the early 1980's.

Though stocks and other forms of equity play a role in this divergence, homeownership is a significant factor.

As prices continue to rise, high-cost cities will have a greater proportion of the population vulnerable to displacement and spending more of their paychecks on rent rather than savings, pensions or other forms of equity.

As has been the case, credit to purchase capital is made available by financial institutions ONLY to people who already own capital and other forms of equity, such as the equity in their home that can be pledged as loan security -- those who meet the universal requirement for collateral.

Furthermore, proper accounting treatment of share options has removed the edge they had over other forms of equity-based pay, prompting many firms to reduce their use of options.

Gareth R. Williams, an international pay expert in the Chicago office of William M. Mercer, the consulting firm, said that in five years or so there would be many "global executives who will not be hamstrung by their location" and who would earn global pay that is heavily dependent on stock options and other forms of equity-based rewards.

Administration officials said the government could acquire stakes in the form of common stock, preferred shares paying a specific dividend or some other form of equity.

Among the traditional attractions of HELOCs and other forms of home equity loans has been their flexibility.

Thomson Venture Economics, a research company, reckons that the returns on venture capital have been better than on other forms of private equity (see chart).

As with other forms of private equity, VCs usually find their exit (and hence their reward) by floating off investments through an IPO.