The phrase "any new issues" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when inquiring about recent problems or concerns that may have arisen.
Example: "Before we proceed with the project, I would like to know if there are any new issues that we need to address."
Alternatives: "any recent problems" or "any additional concerns".
Were there any new issues that he would like to focus on during the campaign?
"Obviously, they agreed with us," that the case did not present any new issues for the highest court, she said.
Neither side has tried to put any new issues on the table, or backed away from previously negotiated points, according to those informed on the talks.
Restrictions on foreign ownership of banks have been lifted completely for ten years, after which, to placate nationalist sentiment, foreign majority shareholders will be barred from buying into any new issues of capital.
"The trust is satisfied that the two breaches from the past...do not raise any new issues which require the executive team to rethink its action plan and we have nothing to add to our previous statements".
Environmental regulators must sort out the comments and act on any new issues raised in them before they complete an environmental impact statement and state regulations governing the drilling.
Any new issue of mortgage bonds lacking guarantees from the government-run agencies Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac will need to be squeaky clean -- and the seller might lose money.
Smith said: "My personal view was that if the consultation didn't throw up any new issue that we hadn't thought of, that the undertakings in lieu were therefore likely to have worked".
Typically these include the right to share in dividends and other distributions, to vote for directors and fundamental corporate changes, and to inspect the books of the corporation, and, less frequently, the "pre-emptive right" to subscribe to any new issue of stock.
Too bad that retail investors get only about 20% of any new issue at its offering price.
If nothing else, you should be skeptical of a tracking stock for the same reason you should be skeptical of any new issue: The issuer is going to be the most motivated to issue it when it can be sold for more than it's worth.
