The phrase "although issuance" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to introduce a contrast or exception regarding the issuance of something, but it lacks context to be effectively used.
Example: "Although issuance of the new policy was delayed, we still expect compliance from all departments."
Alternatives: "despite the issuance" or "even though the issuance".
Although stock issuance has started to slow, many technology companies remain swollen with shares among which company earnings must be divvied.
Few companies in Europe or America are raising money through IPOs; although bond issuance has spiked recently, the upturn was largely driven by refinancing activity as firms tapped bond markets to pay off dearer debt.
The following charts tell the story in terms of issuance, although the actual share of junk debt is not yet at the levels it was in the go-go years:Mr Stein believes that "we are seeing a fairly significant pattern of reaching-for-yield behavior emerging in corporate credit".
Singapore is emerging as the center of Asia's cross-border covered bond (CB) issuance, although it follows Australia (2010) and Korea (2012) in enacting CB legislation in June 2015.
To Peter Samuel, editor of Toll Roads newsletter, the state's E-ZPass woes have been exaggerated, although he said the issuance of false violations could have been avoided.
We hold that a waiver given pursuant to § 272(d) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1939 or its predecessor sections, although executed prior to the issuance of a notice of deficiency, is a fully effective instrument.
On the bright side, Goldman's performance in investment banking, where it advises clients on mergers or debt and equity issuance, was strong, although not strong enough to make up for the trading declines.
Royal Bank of Scotland has climbed 2.8p to 345p as it said its business plan did not call for the issuance of capital instruments although this remained an option.
Attention is called to the requirement of a bond as a condition to the issuance of a writ, although neither a bond nor a writ of injunction is necessary in a final decree.
Although this report is concerned with the issuance of euro coins, one option for the future of the euro currency which the European Central Bank and the Commission could also consider is that of issuing 1 and 2 euro banknotes.
