Domaine(s)
  – Investment
  – Accounting
Domaine(s)
  – Investissements et placements
  – Comptabilité
Domaine(s)
  – Inversiones
  – Contabilidad
shareholders' equity Source CORRECT

stockholders' equity Source CORRECT

capitaux propres Source CORRECT,
MASC, PLUR

fonds propres Source CORRECT, MASC,
PLUR

avoir des actionnaires Source CORRECT,
MASC, CANADA

fondos propios Source CORRECT, MASC

DEF – The interest of the shareholders in a
corporation if all of its liabilities were to be
paid off. It is calculated from a
corporation's balance sheet by deducting
total liabilities from total assets; what is
left over is shareholders' equity. Source

OBS – stockholders' equity: term
reproduced from the CAPITAL Business
Dictionary with the permission of LID
Editorial Empresarial. Source

DEF – Intérêt que les actionnaires
possèdent dans l'actif net d'une société.
Source

OBS – fonds propres : terme extrait du
CAPITAL Business Dictionary et reproduit
avec l'autorisation de LID Editoria

additional paid-in capital also know as capital contributions

the marché in French is investors is english, not market

the money raised is recorded under stockholder's equity....

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Note added at 2003-05-20 15:33:53 (GMT)
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OK, I am changing my answer though what I say above is true:

the structure they are referring to is EQUITY FINANCING:
WHICH MEANS that the people who give you the money get part of the business [shares] BUT it is not through the stock market...

FINAL: raise equity from investors

Equity financing requires that you sell an ownership interest in the business in exchange for capital. The most basic hurdle to equity financing is finding investors who are willing to buy into your business; however, the amount of equity financing that you undertake may depend more upon your willingness to share management control than upon the investor appeal of the business. By selling equity interests in your business, you sacrifice some of your autonomy and management rights.



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Note added at 2003-05-20 15:35:23 (GMT)
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Also please note: the capital call idea is limited, IMO, to the financing structures of partnerships...in english....

appel de fonds = call for capital
fonds propres = capital
Robert & Collins du Management
I am guessing that appel au marché would be better translated as an "open call" than "market call"

"Marché" would indicate "grand public" -not the company's current shareholder base.
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