Sentences with phrase «requires little capital»

The real problem here is equity, not return — the asset management business requires little capital, while EIIB's surplus capital can not earn a decent return in the current environment (unless undue risk or leverage is employed).

Crown Castle scores better for Dividend Growth than many other REITs because much of its future growth requires little capital (e.g. adding additional tenants to existing towers; annual price escalators).

The goal is to emphasize the wealth management business that has very good secular growth trends, is fee based and requires little capital.

It earns 50 % operating margins, requires little capital, and is growing fast.

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If a smartphone app requiring comparatively little in capital investment can send that industry into disarray, then few businesses are safe from change.

Uber, Airbnb, TaskRabbit and other platforms, meanwhile, are giving workers unprecedented flexibility and control, and requiring little or no capital investment.

They are really simple to start with — even novice investors can quickly jump into it and be successful, and binary options trading requires very little starting capital — a few hundred dollars is usually enough.

In fact, the business probably would be growing even without that additional capital, and the nature of Facebook, Microsoft, and Google's main businesses are that they produce huge returns on capital, significant cash flow, and require little to no capex.

With no personal guarantees or collateral required as well as funding (and approval) in as little as 24 hours, an unsecured business loan with Excel Capital can give your business the funds it needs to move forward in times of expansion — or stay afloat when your business is in need of cash.

There are many home - based businesses that you can start that require little to no capital.

By exchanging loans for equity that would be worth little if the companies already are struggling to pay off debts, banks would be required to sharply bump up the amount of capital they set aside against such equity holdings, which are considered more risky than loans.

What's most impressive about Visa is that growing the business requires little in the way of additional capital investment.

The destructive power of leverage was compounded in the banking industry by capital rules that risk - adjust assets and the assets that caused such stress in many banks were «highly rated assets» and therefore, required very little capital.

It is important to note that this slowly fading voice business is the cash engine for the Co (requires little R&D and capital expenditure).

To maintain growth rates this high over any extended period, capital spending is required; for this reason, growth stocks tend to retain most of their earnings, paying little or no cash dividends.

Since REITs are required to pay out at least 90 % of their taxable income as a dividend, they are left with little capital to grow their business.

«Because it's a franchise model, it requires little to no capital to grow.»

Absolutely, and the great thing about a payment processor is that it requires little to no additional capital to grow earnings!

He believes that, «most retail investors do not require this level of liquidity» and that there is a, «premium paid for the ability of banks and insurers to hold assets with little or no capital charge.»

But the asset management industry has so many inherent advantages... It requires precious little start - up capital.

Typically very little capital is required to sign up for a SaaS service, and only an ongoing subscription fee applies.

On the one hand, the firm has a wonderful set of endowments: (1) longstanding and lucrative relationships with industry - leading clients; (2) a business that requires very little operating capital yet generates significant cash and...

«This portfolio requires little to no capital, is 100 percent occupied and has no loan maturity for the next six years.»