Sentence examples for contract volume from inspiring English sources

Alternately, the reaction to an increase in spot prices and breach uncertainties should be to increase the contract volume slightly.

However, for SROs and ATSs, there will be a tiered model of fixed fees based on their market share volume or their contract volume for listed options.

The approved plan provided some relief by clarifying that ATSs would only pay under the same structure as SROs, namely a tiered model of fixed fees based on their market share volume or their contract volume for listed options.

This, we're told, translates to $310 million in contract volume, which the insurtech startup says is a ten-fold increase from the contract volume it managed in 2016 at the time of its Series A. Some of that growth appears to have come from partnerships with a number of banks in Germany, including challenger N26, and incumbents ING-DiBa, and DKB.

Daimler Financial Services (to be renamed to Daimler Mobility AG from Fiscal 2019) also recorded an increase in contract volume and new business, but a significant decrease in EBIT.

"In three to four years' time, we could have some 100,000 cars with a credit contract volume of $2.3 billion in our Chinese portfolio," Walker was quoted as saying in a media report.

In the first stage, it computed optimal contract volumes for a particular contract, given the three interacting risks.

Ukraine, he said, is "sitting on the transit pipes" and taking out "significantly more than contract volumes".

This week it admitted this will now reach £800m by the end of this year as a result of shrinking cash flows caused by the loss of the contract for tagging prisoners, a fall in contract volumes from the Australian immigration service and rising costs on other contracts.

Many other direct industrial sales customers have alternative means available at little or no additional cost, yet under LP & L's contention will be able to demand their contract volumes while homes, hospitals, and schools suffer from lack of adequate service.

NASSCOM research suggests that contract volumes are recovering well in the U.S., but remain more subdued in Europe.