Sentence examples for a notional value of from inspiring English sources
In 2004, 787m contracts, with a notional value of $463 trillion, were traded on the Merc.
According to the BIS the current total of outstanding contracts in OTC and exchange traded derivatives products equals a notional value of $454 trillion.
The world's derivative market has a notional value of nearly half a quadrillion dollars - that's 10 times the value of the world's output, which is why it is regarded as a ticking timebomb by some analysts.
Enron's e-commerce site, which handled some 550m transactions with a notional value of $345 billion in 2000, its first full year of operation, is the most successful Internet effort of any firm in any business.
The daily volume has soared to about 5,000 trades, with a notional value of around $3 billion.EnronOnline now offers over 1,500 different products (from spot electricity and gas to complex derivative instruments and even hedges against the weather).
WALL STREET JOURNAL Morgan Stanley Makes Trades in Shrinking Derivatives Unit | Morgan Stanley bought credit positions with a notional value of more than $50 billion over the last three years, despite plans to shrink its derivatives business.
Namely, when a triggering event occurs, a holder of swap contracts with a notional value beyond 5 percent of the reference entity's outstanding public debt would have to disclose their entire credit-default swap position.
He also wants new government oversight of the arcane world of credit default swaps, a business with a notional value and risk of $50 trillion.
By 2007 the CDS market had mushroomed to a notional value in excess of $45 trillion.
And wonder about whether a handful of traders and one inexperienced risk officer (with questionable authority) can effectively oversee a complex derivatives portfolio that grew tenfold over a period of months (with a notional value eventually in the trillions of dollars).
The Chicago Merc clears derivatives contracts with a notional value in the trillions of dollars.
