The term "repatriate capital" is correct and usable in written English.
It usually refers to the process of countries sending funds that were initially invested overseas back to their home countries. For example, "The recent repatriation of capital from overseas has significantly increased the amount of investment opportunities in the domestic economy."
"There will be positive incentives to repatriate capital that has been abroad," says Autry, who expects that this repatriation will come with demands for reinvestment in domestic job growth.
But selling government bonds is just one of many ways we repatriate capital.
Most of these programs seek to repatriate capital to create new jobs.
The sale of Citizens will mean that RBS can repatriate capital held in America back to the UK.
The Republican tax law allows corporations to repatriate capital at reduced rates for a limited time, so corporations effectively have new money sitting on their balance sheets.
Additionally, the passage of tax reform, including lower corporate tax rates and greater incentives to repatriate capital, could lead to a rise in big-ticket deals involving U.S. startups.
The tax rate on repatriated capital is typically between zero and 5%, but Russia's program taxed repatriated capital at 13%.
— JEFF SOMMER Senator Paul said he had proposed a bill to tax repatriated capital held overseas by American company at 5 percent, instead of at the statutory rate of 35 percent.
Meanwhile, officials say that investment will come from Argentines' repatriating capital to supply buoyant domestic demand.The trellis underpinning such rosy reckonings is a booming world economy awash with cheap money.
"Disappointing industrial profits in China continue to bolster concerns about growth and many investors are taking profits from the Nikkei and sitting in cash and alternatives, or repatriating capital to western markets in a perceived flight to quality".
European regulators, for example, have pressed foreign banks to convert branches to separately capitalised subsidiaries and prohibited banks' local units from repatriating capital to their parents.By trapping capital and liquidity at the local level, America's new rule hampers a global bank from deploying money to its most productive destination, in effect undermining the benefits of being global.
