Sentence examples for cross currency from inspiring English sources

Cross currency basis swaps from euros to dollars has also improved, meaning that funding in euros is becoming cheaper for the many Asian issuers that routinely swap back to dollars.

Just Friday morning in my in-box I found a killer suggestion from Goldman Sachs: the timing is ripe, it said, to "open receiver positions in Turkish 1y cross currency swap rates at 11.10 with a target of 9% and a stop of 12.0%." On Thursday it proposed shorting credit default swaps on Sweden and buying, yes, Fannie- or Freddie-backed mortgages.

The U.S. dollar is also freely convertible to all currencies with minimal cross currency risks.

We operate in the payments industry, delivering a service that enables businesses to send, receive, track and automate their cross currency payments process, significantly lowering costs, reducing ex- pensive payment failures whilst increasing control and transparency.

Masaaki Fujii and Akihiko Takahashi (Fujii, Takahashi, 2011) showed the impact of this on derivatives pricing by pricing the embedded cheapest-to-deliver option dealers have in a cross currency swap, which gives them a choice of currencies to post as collateral.

Trading of cross-listed cross-currency assets with arbitrage and hedging is already recorded and analyzed.

I similarly document reductions in domestic funding costs, rises in order flow, and a widening of the cross-currency basis following QE announcements.

Abstract: A fundamental puzzle in international finance is the persistence of covered interest rate parity (CIP) deviations, also referred to as the cross-currency basis.

For example, the fund benefited this year from cross-currency option trades, the result of movements in the underlying exchange rates of one country's currency compared with another.

During the current session of the Diet (parliament), a bill will be enacted to deregulate cross-border and cross-currency financial transactions completely.

The analysts pointed to a small but significant rise in interbank rates like Libor and in cross-currency basis swaps, which companies use to borrow in different currencies.