Translation of "Capitaux de remplacement " (French → English) :

replacement capital | replacement financing

capital movement [ flow of capital ]

free movement of capital

speculative capital [ hot money | speculation | speculative capital market | speculative flow ]

farm relief service | farm replacement service

equilibrating capital flow | equilibrating capital movement

replaceable router bit

spare employee | space board employee | reserve employee

expansion capital | growth capital | development capital | expansion financing | late stage | late stage capital | late stage funding | late stage financing

In the longer term, grants could be reserved for specific, clearly defined situations where they would act as a catalyst, and not replace equity or loan funding.

24. Takes note of the tendency for very large amounts of private investment to go into emerging economies, with inward flows of close to USD 1 trillion expected in 2011 ; calls on the IMF to develop a framework to prevent the formation of speculative bubbles by supervising global capital flows and to take appropriate measures in order to prevent harmful developments; recognises that capital controls are no substitute for appropriate economic policies and should be employed only as a last resort; stresses the need for countries to take steps in parallel to counter the formation of such bubbles;

24. Takes note of the tendency for very large amounts of private investment to go into emerging economies, with inward flows of close to USD 1 trillion expected in 2011 ; calls on the IMF to develop a framework to prevent the formation of speculative bubbles by supervising global capital flows and to take appropriate measures in order to prevent harmful developments; recognises that capital controls are no substitute for appropriate economic policies and should be employed only as a last resort; stresses the need for countries to take steps in parallel to counter the formation of such bubbles;

24. Takes note of the tendency for very large amounts of private investment to go into emerging economies, with inward flows of close to USD 1 trillion expected in 2011; calls on the IMF to develop a framework to prevent the formation of speculative bubbles by supervising global capital flows and to take appropriate measures in order to prevent harmful developments; recognises that capital controls are no substitute for appropriate economic policies and should be employed only as a last resort; stresses the need for countries to take steps in parallel to counter the formation of such bubbles;