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Capital commitment refers to the amount of money a business will have to spend purchasing long-term assets over time. The stock inventories of financial markets and the contributions in blind pool funds made by venture capitalists are two examples of capital commitments.
In private equity, capital commitmentor committed capitalis the amount of money an investor promises to a venture capital fund. Under most agreements, the investor usually has a certain timeframe in which to supply this capital. This commitment is generally used to fund investments or fees by fund managers.
The Glossary of Terms Used in Financial Statements issued by ICAI defines Capital Commitment as future liability for capital expenditure in respect of which contracts have been made. Hence, drawing inference from such definition, the term commitment would simply imply future liability for contractual expenditure.
The ECL is used to demonstrate to a lender that the ECL Recipientthe borrower in the credit facilityhas additional resources and liquidity options to meet its repayment obligations under the credit facility if its assets are at some future point in time insufficient to meet those obligations.
As the name suggests, capital commitment refers to the amount of money that a company is willing to invest in a project. This can be in the form of equity, debt, or both. The amount of money that a company is willing to invest in a project will typically go by the expected return on investment (ROI).
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Committed capital is the total monetary (dollar) amount of capital pledged to a fund. Other synonyms include capital commitment or commitment.
A commitment is an investors legally binding obligation to make contributions of capital to a fund. A contribution is the satisfaction of that commitment. Contributions are the actual $ amounts transferred from an investor to a fund.
A letter of commitment is an official contract between a company and an individual stating that the company plans to hire the individual on certain terms.

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