Sentences with phrase «constrained by capital»

Insurance is regulated and I believe there's a minimum capital level, so earnings are constrained by capital.

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«If you define it as generating returns that aren't commoditized, that aren't easy, by doing things that others are constrained from doing, then $ 3 trillion is just way too small,» Andrew Feldstein, head of BlueMountain Capital Management LLC, said in reference to the current size of the overall hedge fund industry.

Constrained by a lack of capital after the strike, we found a former shoe shop on Oxford Street in London, and we talked the owner into letting us use the empty space.

It was especially refreshing to be able to steer away from the clichés and get into some very practical tips about what he and his team look for in considering a deal and how that differs from many other venture firms, which are constrained by the requirements of their limited partnership agreements and other considerations like IRR (as opposed to ultimate return on capital) as well.

Constrained by time, lean LP teams may seek to reduce the number of commitments they have or allocate a larger share of available capital to a smaller number of funds

The United States during this period ran large trade surpluses and capital account deficits as it exported its excess savings to fund its net exports while the growth of its trading partners was constrained by their urgent investment needs.

To put it more explicitly, when investment is constrained by a lack of savings, the best way to generate growth is to increase investment by forcing up the domestic savings rate, in which case the world's growth engine is likely to be the country that exports capital to investment - hungry parts of the world.

In the United States during much of the 19th Century, an erratic and unstable financial system combined with the huge infrastructure needs of a rapidly expanding continental economy meant that the US was almost always in short supply of money and capital *, and so to a large extent its growth rate was constrained mainly by British liquidity.

Now a consultant to venture capital firms, Bloom expects large companies to shift away from investing directly in R&D, focusing instead on acquiring startups and spinning off experimental projects that will be less constrained by bureaucracy and Wall Street demands.

Because investment in developing countries is often constrained by difficulty accessing global savings, a redirection of Chinese capital from the United States to developing countries would boost investment in those countries.

That would only be true if investment in these economies had previously been constrained by scarce savings, but because this is clearly not the case in today's environment, the impact of higher capital inflows into developed economies could only be to reduce domestic savings.

Since the recession in 2008, banks are constrained by tighter regulations, increased capital...

Our philosophy is to be opportunistic all the way across the capital structure from debt to equity, across industries and different geographies» Dan Loeb «We are not constrained by geography, sector, industry, or market capitalization» Lou Simpson

Diversification of Russia's banking sector following the country's accession to the World Trade Organization (WTO) last week will be constrained by raising global capital requirements.

Overall, the data reflect anemic growth in corporate capital investment, which may be constrained in coming months by the recent appreciation in the Japanese yen against the dollar and by sluggish consumer demand, analysts said.

National policies are constrained by the mobility of capital, which Ricardo did not anticipate.

The wide disbursement of capital can not only help to correct the undue political influence of giant corporations and the rich, but it can also create a society in which there are more Amy's Pup - in - the - Tubs and more people have enough to make their own way in the world without being dependent simply on labor income or constrained by the circumstances of birth.

«Until recently EIIB was constrained in its ability to return capital to shareholders by the lack of distributable reserves.

In addition, the company reported that its first - quarter 1999 results were «constrained by the after - effects of the late 1998 capital markets turmoil.»

As a former professional of mildly constrained means, I was startled by the expense of a «can't afford Bali, too skint for the snow» trip to the Australian Capital Territory.