Sentence examples for custom derivatives from inspiring English sources

If, as seems likely, Congress chooses to eliminate or minimize the disclosure of customer trades, and if it allows custom derivatives to remain almost completely opaque and without visible pricing of credit, that will encourage some corporate customers to prefer customized contracts.

The most profitable custom derivatives will remain unregulated.

It also makes a distinction between standardized and customized derivatives and proposes a lighter regulatory touch for the custom variety.

It would ban many — unfortunately not all — of the private, custom-made derivatives at the center of the financial meltdown and force most derivative trading onto open exchanges.

The custom-designed derivatives were synthesized via effective solid phase synthesis, developed recently in our laboratory, and their inhibitory activities were measured against SmChiB.

The administration plan would not require that custom-made derivative instruments — those with unique characteristics negotiated between companies — be traded on exchanges or through clearinghouses, though standardized ones would.

One reason is that OTC derivatives are usually custom-made for the client, so there's only of them in the world.

One major criticism of the Geithner plan was that it would permit less regulation of some of the more complicated derivatives that are custom-written, rather than plain-vanilla instruments, and would open a loophole that would keep much of the market unsupervised and opaque.

Finally, various 6-isomer ester derivatives (14) could be custom synthesized (Scheme 3).

In order to employ Newton Raphson estimation algorithm as an iteration method in custom-built discrete choice modeling, it is needed to derive the second-order partial derivatives of the log-likelihood formulation for the given choice situation.

For instance, the chain extenders were an amino acid derivative diamine, an amino acid derivative diol, a cyclic diol and a custom made diamine, containing an enzymatically degradable peptide (Ala Ala sequence).