Capital Funds definition

Capital Funds means, with respect to any eligible public depository, the aggregate sum of its capital stock, surplus, and undivided profits and of all reserves required by any law or regulation, together with the amount of any debt subordinated to deposit liabilities when such debt has been allowed to be included in its stated capital position by the applicable regulatory authority.

Capital Funds means (a) in the case of a State bank or national

Capital Funds means paid-up capital and reserves and any other sources of capital as may be defined and computed in such manner as may be prescribed by notice in writing from time to time by the Central Bank;

Examples of Capital Funds in a sentence

• In compiling returns from a survey of Business Angels (that invest personally or semi- professionally in young ventures), Mason and Harrison (2002) encounter a serious selection bias arising from the response behaviour.5 Their results, like those of Murray (1999) who investigates the returns of three professional Venture Capital funds and of Bygrave and Timmons (1992),6 emphasize the kurtosis and skew of the return distribution.

• More details on the Regulations for European Venture Capital funds (EuVECA), European Social Entrepreneurship Funds (EuSEF), European Long Term Investment Funds (ELTIF) and Money Market Funds (MMF) can be found in Annex 6.

• These funds may include Saudi Fransi Capital funds and/or funds affiliated with other managers that are offered publicly in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and that are compatible with Shariah and licensed by the Capital Market Authority.

• This analysis of the physical risks associated with climate change is incorporated into our investment decisions.Mirova aims, for all its investments, to propose portfolios consistent with a climate trajectory of less than 2°C defined in the Paris Agreements of 2015, and systematically displays the carbon impact of its investments (excluding Social impact and Natural Capital funds), calculated from a proprietary methodology that may involve biases.

• Capital funds, unitary trusts, and corporations, among others, whose main objective is to own shares of other publicly traded companies are excluded from this definition.

More Definitions of Capital Funds

Capital Funds means money with the following characteristics:

Capital Funds means the sum of the following: the par value of the outstanding common capital stock, the par value of the outstanding preferred capital stock, the aggregate par value of all outstanding capital notes and debentures, and the surplus. In the case of an institution having offices in more than one county, the capital funds of such institution, for the purposes of sections 135.01 to 135.21 of the Revised Code, relative to the deposit of the public moneys of the subdivisions in one such county, shall be considered to be that proportion of the capital funds of the institution that is represented by the ratio that the deposit liabilities of such institution originating at the office located in the county bears to the total deposit liabilities of the institution.

Capital Funds means paid-up capital and reserves, and includes, for the purposes of sections 33C, 38 and 39, the whole or such proportion of any other class, category or description of capital as the Bank may specify.

Capital Funds means Tangible Net Worth plus Subordinated Debt. Except as provided above, all computations made to determine compliance with the requirements contained in this paragraph shall be made in accordance with GAAP and certified by Borrower as being true and correct.

Capital Funds means the sum of Adjusted Tangible Net Worth plus the outstanding principal amount of all Subordinated Debt.

Capital Funds means, at any time, the sum of Subordinated Indebtedness plus Tangible Net Worth.

Capital Funds means paid-up capital and reserves, and includes, for the purposes of sections 37 and 61, the whole or any proportion of any other class, category or description of capital as may be specified by the Bank;