The phrase 'size of capitalization' is correct and usable in written English.
This phrase can be used to describe a company or organization's use of capital in order to finance projects, pay dividends, or manage investments. For example, "The size of capitalization for the company enables them to manage investments more effectively."
New-business success is clearly correlated with the size of initial capitalization.
By insisting on some history of profits, the S.& P. found itself leaving out a number of companies that would have been eligible based on the size of their market capitalization.
Another determinant of style is the market capitalization size of a company, thus, leading to largecap and small-cap investment styles.
Some funds specialise in stocks of companies of a certain size (or "capitalization"), e.g., large cap, mid cap, small cap, micro cap.
According to Wikipedia, DJIA is criticized for being a price weighted average, which gives higher-priced stocks more influence over the average than their lower-priced counterparts, but takes no account of the relative industry size or market capitalization of the components.
Those banks could make mistakes or take on bad risks without being punished very much in terms of capitalization or revenue, because of their legally capped size.
It is now the smallest of Wall Street's four major firms, in both market capitalization and the size of its balance sheet.
Average service life of the firm 16 years (Bhaduri, 2005) Size Market capitalization Debt capacity Tangible net worth (Net worth – Intangible net worth).
The results according to size (market capitalization) report the highest cash flow sensitivity to investment with coefficients of (1.5162) and (0.6363) for LMC firms for one-step estimators and two-step estimators, respectively.
As might be expected with a project of this size -- the capitalization budget was $2.5 million -- the Aracans have had some help.
