The phrase "strong equity" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in finance and business contexts to refer to the value of a company's assets, or the ownership interest of shareholders in a company. Example sentence: The company's strong equity position allowed it to secure a loan for expansion without having to give up a significant portion of ownership to outside investors.
Second, it had strong equity effects.
"Given how strong equity gains have been," she said, "it may be a good time to prune winners".
Daniel Kessler, global leader of BCG's wealth management division, said: "We have seen a really strong equity market that has had a very strong effect on existing assets.
Barclays said: The trends that drove Aberdeen's outperformance in 2012 of rising revenue margins and strong equity inflows are likely to continue.
As for making Freeze Off a line extension of Compound W, Mr. Morais said: "One of the biggest myths is that line extensions off brands with strong equity will damage the parent brand.
We believe the Grundig brand has strong equity also in the UK and we can create a success in this market with our unique design and a strong product offering to consumers.
The acquisition adds to a $60 billion portfolio that has benefited from a strong equities market in Mexico and the performance of Slims mobile carrier, America Movil, of which he owns 30%.
"It's just a separate piece of paper so it can have stronger equity return".
"We are also benefiting from stronger equity markets," Mr. Chenault said, "as well as an improvement in the travel sector".
Now the arrival of better-developed capital markets, and a stronger equity culture, first in Europe but increasingly elsewhere as well, should help the rest of the world to catch up.
Goldman's leading role marks a setback for Morgan Stanley, which led the Facebook I.P.O. and is regarded as having the strongest equity capital markets practice in the technology sector.
