source of capital

When the bank was founded, it really was the only source of capital for many poor countries.

Mr Thiam told the FT in an interview last month that Asia would be a good source of capital as the company expanded.

For the most part, Chinese investment has been welcomed in Europe as a source of capital, but in a few places, it has unleashed tensions.

FDI may be a safer source of capital than borrowing from a bank, but in the long run it is likely to be more expensive.

The company relies significantly on foreign investment as a source of capital for its investment projects.

China has been part of the global economy for a couple of decades now and has become a source of capital as well as labour.

But China is now emerging as both the world's most dynamic economy and its largest source of capital.

A decade has passed since the region's financial crisis and local banks are now a source of capital for their Western counterparts.

Kids see their allowance as the only real source of capital they have.

Taiwan can be a key source of capital and expertise into mainland China.

Financial capital is the substantial source of capital of ecological compensation for public-welfare forests.

Venice was also a source of capital, to finance trade, the crusades, and various kings and princes of Europe.

Sure, there are significant benefits to going public, primarily as a source of capital and currency for acquisitions.

In the current crisis, the commercial paper market has almost dried up, endangering GE Capital's source of capital.

Wall Street has been the source of capital formation.

Money is commoditized; the banks are just one source of capital for them.

Hong Kong is the major source of capital for China, since the territory accounts for 65 per cent of China's total foreign direct investment.

Financing of High- tech Enterprises--Internalized Management of External Source of Capital