Sentence examples for currency denomination from inspiring English sources

1 In cases where the currency denomination of the collateral differs from the currency denomination of the credit transaction, an additional 8percentt haircut will apply.

First, the currency denomination of oil sales just doesn't matter very much.

"They have the largest currency denomination in the world — what does that tell you?" Birkenfeld said.

The foreign currency denomination of contracts in international transactions can lead to international currency exposure at the country level with important economic and policy implications.

The note is the last United States currency denomination to undergo the "New Color of Money" face-lift that started with the $20 note in 2003, introducing subtle hues and other security features to paper currency as part of efforts to stay ahead of counterfeiters.

There is a little open crossroads, untravelled by many cars because the road is narrow and uneven, where several cafés spill out onto the street and you can get a good fried-shrimp sandwich in a rough pitta (the subsidized government bread; an individual round costs an amount of money so small there is no currency denomination for it) and a cold bottle of Coca-Cola.

LookTel, which is made by the software company Ipplex, says the app can recognize currency denominations in real-time.

We don't know which Middle Eastern ruler (that is the City's best guess: the Arab spring was happening at the time) was willing to pay Barclays £52.3m to transfer £1.88bn in a complex deal involving "multiple jurisdictions, offshore companies, a trust and several temporary bank accounts in different currency denominations".

The Canadian company Fortress Paper bought the mill in 2007 and since then has produced paper for the banknotes of over 100 currency denominations for over 25 countries around the globe.

The highly credentialed author of a paper advocating the prohibition of large currency denominations declared, "Introducing negative interest rates would create a powerful incentive to hold deposits in cash, most likely in higher denominations.

Issues in debates about foreign currency exposure the denomination of liabilities or assets in foreign currency.