Sentence examples for regional equity from inspiring English sources

But Downing Street spokesmen can bring precious little hope of regional equity to the three northern regions.

Markus Rösgen, the bank's regional equity strategist, says that sentiment indicators are "in euphoric territory"—and that investors are hungry to take on more risk.

Additionally, we will combine our regional equity capital markets businesses into a single Global Equity Capital Markets group managed by Vis Raghavan.

JPMorgan has also reorganized its various regional equity capital markets teams under a single global group managed by Vis Raghavan, the firm's London-based head of international capital markets.

In addition, regional equity trading centers may not be established on a unified platform.

Some scholars have proposed regional equity trading centers to offer services such as equity registration, custody, and transfer to crowdfunding company shareholders (Liu 2016).

"We wouldn't call it a bubble yet," said Nilesh Jasani, regional equities strategist at HSBC Securities Asia in Hong Kong, who advises fund managers.

Further, at the global level, given the regional distribution of the health outcomes is different between the two vaccines (i.e., rotavirus vaccines would avert a majority of deaths in African settings while HPV vaccines would do so in South Asian settings), prioritization of one vaccine over the other may raise some inter-regional equity concerns.

Given some of the problems in addition to opportunity inequity that exist in the medical welfare system urban and rural separation, group segmentation, and regional imbalance process equity and outcome equity have not yet received much attention, which further compromises the effects of reform.

Baring said on Tuesday that the new vehicle, which it described as the largest regional growth equity fund ever raised for Asia, would be particularly keen to invest in companies in the alternative energy, media, financial services, consumer and industrial sectors.

Regional households hold equity in firms in all regions through a fictional entity called "global trust" that allocates foreign investment.