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capital instrument
noun[ C ]
ukus
ACCOUNTING, FINANCE
a security in the form of shares, bonds, etc. that a company sells to raise the money it needs to operate:
Legally, capital instruments are debt and should therefore be disclosed within liabilities.
Examples of capital instrument
capital instrument
The first is the recognition of capital instruments issued by cooperative banks, or mutuals, under the definition 'tier one capital'.
From Europarl Parallel Corpus - English
Capital instruments that do not bring this price will not continue to be made.
From Project Gutenberg
Except where monopoly holds sway, particular capital instruments, unlike particular pieces of land, do not increase in value.
From Project Gutenberg
Capital instruments would be in demand, not as revenue producers, but as the concrete embodiments, the indispensable requisites of saving and accumulation.
From Project Gutenberg
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