The phrase "as issuer" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, securities, or legal documents where the role of the issuer is being specified.
Example: "The terms of the bond will be outlined in the prospectus, as issuer, we are committed to transparency."
Alternatives: "in the capacity of issuer" or "acting as issuer".
Deployed by the Fed, it might damage America's "extraordinary privilege" as issuer of the world's main reserve currency.
As a financial center, this argument goes, Britain cannot take chances with its sovereign creditworthiness the way America, as issuer of the world's reserve currency, can.
LAST week the Financial Times reported on anger within the French political establishment over America's abuse of its "exorbitant privilege" as issuer of the world's global reserve currency.
a99fedc7-7999-4532-978b-9606ee9b94c4 LAST week the Financial Times reponted on anger within the French political establishment over America's abuse of its "exorbitant privilege" as issuer of the world's global reserve currency.
These statements, unusually blunt coming from the Chinese, show that repeated, avoidable crises threaten the privileged position of the U.S. as issuer of the world's main reserve currency and (until now) risk-free debt.
As Vladimir Putin and an anonymous columnist at China's state-run Xinhua News Agency have both pointed out in recent days, it is the behavior of a country that is exploiting its role as issuer of the world's reserve currency, which enables it to issue debt cheaply — at least for now.
But these arrangements were riddled with risks, as issuers are finding out.
This has caused a temporary hiatus as issuers get used to the new regime.
A flurry of similar offerings is expected to hit the market as issuers tap into Asians' love of luxury.
Unilever's is to reduce the environmental footprint of its ordinary activities.Just as issuers have changed, so have investors.
But as issuers have to come up with cash to roll over, or refinance their notes, they have found themselves unable to do so.
