Sentence examples for slice of equity from inspiring English sources

A tiny slice of equity from public companies could fund America's desperate need for better infrastructure.

MGM's capital structure had just an 18 percent slice of equity.

For assets where it might not have all the information it needs, the Treasury could demand a slice of equity in the selling firm as well.

But in a well-thought-out deal, private-equity investors buy a company with a thin little slice of equity -- maybe 10percentt -- and a lot of debt.

In February, her company Disarmco raised £150,000 from 126 investors on Crowdcube.com, a crowdfunding site that allows businesses to part with a slice of equity in return for funding.

Black economic empowerment (BEE), which, among other things, encourages companies to hive off a slice of equity to blacks, has been accused of mainly helping a lucky, well-connected few, rather than nurturing entrepreneurs and creating jobs.

A forthcoming paper by Shams Pathan of Australia's Bond University finds that bank boards that are more aligned with shareholders' interests are more likely to take risk than those that are under the thumb of the chief executive.When banks have only thin slices of equity, or when share prices have dropped precipitously, shareholders' propensity to gamble goes up even more.

By contrast, small companies looking to raise capital by selling slices of equity can end up paying in the neighborhood of 25%to100%0% on their money.

(The exceptions and they have dwindled are those high-potential ventures that can raise money through promises of potentially lucrative slices of equity).

(The exceptions--and they have dwindled--are those high-potential ventures that can raise money through promises of potentially lucrative slices of equity). The question: How much does that money cost?

When Hefner's boss at Esquire refused to give him a five dollar raise, Hef quit and hit up his friends to help design a new magazine in exchange for slices of equity.