Sentence examples for a trading unit of from inspiring English sources

By the time of the collapse, Mr. Belden -- who devised many of the trading strategies -- headed a trading unit of more than 100 people.

Questions over whether banks have been engaging in such trading for themselves while calling it "market-making" or "hedging" came into focus last month, when the reports emerged that a trading unit of JPMorgan in London was taking such large positions in the name of hedging that they were distorting the market.

Allegheny Energy, an energy trading firm, filed a lawsuit yesterday against Merrill Lynch, accusing the firm of fraud in the sale of a trading unit to Allegheny last year for $409 million.

Gazprom, the Russian natural gas monopoly, signed a major deal Thursday with an energy trading unit of the German chemical holding company BASF, advancing the Russian company's expansion into the European retail market.

Her father retired as a foreign exchange trader in the trading unit of the American International Group, the insurance company, in Greenwich.

His father, who is retired, was a managing director for the North American institutional stock sales and trading unit of Morgan Stanley in New York.

The fourth, the energy trading unit of the Williams Companies, has simply refused to answer a crucial question, the commission said.

[C4.] Big Board Director Steps Down Robert M. Murphy, left, chief executive of the trading unit of LaBranche & Company, tendered his resignation as a director of the New York Stock Exchange, amid a tense standoff over an investigation into trading practices.

Robert M. Murphy, chief executive of the trading unit of LaBranche & Company, tendered his resignation as a director to the exchange's chairman, Richard A. Grasso, yesterday morning, two weeks after the exchange accused LaBranche of failing to cooperate with the investigation.

Mrs. Miles, 32, is a senior vice president and the marketing manager of the stock sales and trading unit of Lazard, the financial firm in New York.

Island ECN, the electronic stock trading unit of Instinet, said yesterday that its president and chief executive, Matthew Andresen, had quit to become head of global trading at Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.