Significats de risk capital en anglès

So what is the risk capital that I have for investing?'

Based in London, Epperlein will be responsible for market and counterparty risk and their implications for regulatory and economic risk capital.

Net capital of the units should be also no less than 100% of their risk capital, the CBIRC added.

Meanwhile the recently-created Innovation Fund Ireland has up to €250 million of risk capital available for early-stage and high-growth companies.

That's not an investment, in any sense that I recognize; it is a highly volatile and virtually reward-free loan of risk capital.

It is attractive to SMEs as it is a way of raising risk capital without having to give away equity in return.

But it will be providing much of the risk capital to loan securitizers, who will in turn be providing capital to lenders.

New risk capital rules for insurers agreed last week contain measures to help insurers deal with solvency issues stemming from low interest rates.

Irish companies seeking risk capital in the US are now having better success that the Silicon Valley-type start-ups, said the Cross Atlantic CEO.

Photo: RNZ Ms Salmon said while women founded more than half of businesses, they received only five to 10 percent of risk capital.

In addition, the firm's internal control mechanism failed to identify that its regulatory counterparty risk capital requirement was incorrectly calculated, the investigation found.

Nowadays, a man doesn't risk capital punishment, lightly, for the fun of springing on a total stranger, in the dark, with a razor-edge knife.

Before the financial crisis, they said, risk capital was pouring into the high-profile green energy market, but now financiers are scrutinizing companies' earnings more closely.

The market ended 2009 with nearly $3.4 billion of risk capital through 18 transactions, a 25 percent rise over 2008.

However, the report warned of continued over-dependence by SMEs on bank finance, which dwarfs financing from risk capital investment by a ratio of 38-to-1.

Capital is too selfish; Labor is bent on its own narrow interests regardless of the risks Capital takes.