Definition of deal flow in English:

deal flow

noun

mass nounEconomics

The number of investment opportunities available at a given time to a particular company or investor or within a particular region or market sector.
the firm started to get much more deal flow
low deal flow has put pressure on loan pricing as banks bid aggressively to win business
Example sentencesExamples
- Bank of Scotland (Ireland) plans to make two more technology investments before Christmas despite limited deal flow and no prospect of exits.
- We have seen a dramatic increase in the deal flow in our sales pipeline.
- With deal flow picking up, the number of IPOs in 2002 should exceed 150 - or nearly double this year's total, analysts say.
- "The reduction in deal flow from corporate disposals may well reflect the changing landscape of the UK economy."
- They do not expect this year's deal flow to exceed the almost 400 million invested in technology companies in 2001.

Definition of deal flow in US English:

deal flow

noun

Economics

The quantity of investment opportunities available at a given time to a particular company or investor or within a particular region or market sector.
the firm started to get much more deal flow
low deal flow has put pressure on loan pricing as banks bid aggressively to win business
Example sentencesExamples
- "The reduction in deal flow from corporate disposals may well reflect the changing landscape of the UK economy."
- Bank of Scotland (Ireland) plans to make two more technology investments before Christmas despite limited deal flow and no prospect of exits.
- They do not expect this year's deal flow to exceed the almost 400 million invested in technology companies in 2001.
- We have seen a dramatic increase in the deal flow in our sales pipeline.
- With deal flow picking up, the number of IPOs in 2002 should exceed 150 - or nearly double this year's total, analysts say.

单词	deal flow
释义	Definition of deal flow in English: deal flow noun mass nounEconomics The number of investment opportunities available at a given time to a particular company or investor or within a particular region or market sector. the firm started to get much more deal flow low deal flow has put pressure on loan pricing as banks bid aggressively to win business Example sentencesExamples Bank of Scotland (Ireland) plans to make two more technology investments before Christmas despite limited deal flow and no prospect of exits. We have seen a dramatic increase in the deal flow in our sales pipeline. With deal flow picking up, the number of IPOs in 2002 should exceed 150 - or nearly double this year's total, analysts say. "The reduction in deal flow from corporate disposals may well reflect the changing landscape of the UK economy." They do not expect this year's deal flow to exceed the almost 400 million invested in technology companies in 2001. Definition of deal flow in US English: deal flow noun Economics The quantity of investment opportunities available at a given time to a particular company or investor or within a particular region or market sector. the firm started to get much more deal flow low deal flow has put pressure on loan pricing as banks bid aggressively to win business Example sentencesExamples "The reduction in deal flow from corporate disposals may well reflect the changing landscape of the UK economy." Bank of Scotland (Ireland) plans to make two more technology investments before Christmas despite limited deal flow and no prospect of exits. They do not expect this year's deal flow to exceed the almost 400 million invested in technology companies in 2001. We have seen a dramatic increase in the deal flow in our sales pipeline. With deal flow picking up, the number of IPOs in 2002 should exceed 150 - or nearly double this year's total, analysts say.
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