There was just too much capital investment.
"They raised too much capital," the manager said.
You say that "Japan's banks as a group suffer from too much capital, not too little".
The weakness of Europe's banks does not stem from having to raise too much capital.
In the industrial economy, too much capital spending was fully evident in idle factories.
If they soak up too much capital to extract the fallout would be widespread.
Too much capital, particularly from foreign investment, has collided with bottlenecks in infrastructure and capacity.
IT WAS, not that long ago, considered an unenviable problem: Europe's insurers had too much capital sloshing around.
Quite simply, in Japan too much capital is devoted to the business of lending.There are three main reasons for this.
Too much capital, on the other hand, could result in huge swathes of the banking business becoming unprofitable.
"Clearly there was way too much capital coming into Macao, and the mainland is trying to cool the economy.
