Sentences with phrase «institutional equity does»

Adding a new form of capital in terms of private or institutional equity doesn't really change anything.

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«We don't believe in regulation,» says Bryan Thomson, vice-president, equity investments at BC Investment Management Corp. in Victoria, B.C., one of Canada's largest institutional investors.

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DeVaul, who helps manage the Hennessy Equity and Income Institutional Fund HEIIX, +0.07 % doesn't actually set out to find companies that activists are going to buy.

Setting aside the fact that performance is a lagging indicator, not a leading one, how do we institutional private equity portfolio managers show our face in our Monday meetings when the hedge fund cats speak in tongues, regularly dropping Greek, Sanskrit, and Cuneiform in their discourses on performance?

of games company respondents to a recent TIGA survey that tried to raise institutional equity finance failed to do so.

«Empowerment Voice» is exhibited in an actor possessing, at various degrees of capacity, an ability to command the institutional form and language of the power structural arrangements in which the conflict arises, sufficient to effect long term distributive concessions, sometimes permanent, however, like Protest Voice, actors engaged in Empowerment Voice are unlikely to achieve reconstruction of the power structural arrangements, instead they are more likely to engage in an effort to preserve the existing power structural arrangement to maintain perceived socioeconomic advantage, or to be unable to identify how the power structural arrangements might be reconstructed in a way that does not perpetuate the underlying source of conflict, namely the imbalances of inclusion and equity resulting from the hyper - segregated hierarchical power regime.

Equity Investment Group, for example, doesn't answer to thousands of shareholders, just three institutional partners: The Government of Singapore Investment Corp., Northwestern Mutual Life, and Carlyle Group, a Washington, D.C. - based money management firm.