"share of equity" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It is commonly used in finance and business contexts to refer to the portion of ownership in a company or property that belongs to a specific individual or group. Example: "The shareholders will receive their share of equity in the company after the merger is finalized."
Blame lies partly with the Asian crisis of 1997, which put a greater share of equity in foreign hands.
Yesterday, the two Swiss banks said they intended to increase their share of equity and high-yield bond businesses in North America.
Lions at bay Reprints Related items Malaysia: No breaksFeb 20th 2003Since 1990, however, the Malay share of equity has stagnated at around 20%, despite all manner of government incentives to raise it (see chart).
THE endgame is perhaps about to begin for Europe's stock exchanges, in their bid to secure an unassailable share of equity and derivatives trading in the European time-zone.
Under the agreement, IRT stockholders may exchange each of IRT's 35 million shares outstanding for $12.15 in cash or 0.9 share of Equity One common stock, worth $12.23, based on Monday's $13.59 closing price for Equity One stock.
Stockholders' equity would be wiped out under the plan, and the company would be owned mainly by general unsecured creditors, who would receive a pro rata share of equity in the reorganized company.
At present the lion's share of equities traded in the region goes through Tokyo, Hong Kong, Shanghai and Singapore (see chart 3).
In April the fund announced it would increase the share of equities in its portfolio from 40% to 60%.
As the institutions' share of equities rises, so the option to sell declines and the case for raising a stink gets stronger.
Crossborder consolidation among banks has accelerated; the share of equities held in other euro area countries has doubled to 40%; and the single euro payments area (SEPA) is set to eliminate differences between national and crossborder retail payments.
Back in September of 1986, just before London's Big Bang [the deregulation of its financial markets], you will remember, many of the large houses expected the floor to continue to hold a dominant share of equities trading.
