Sentence examples for cut settlement from inspiring English sources
In a move intended to shore up support for the planned merger of the London and Frankfurt stock exchanges, the clearinghouses for the two markets introduced a plan today that would cut settlement costs by 90percentt for certain trades.
[C2.] Plan to Cut European Trading Costs In a move intended to shore up support for the planned merger of the London and Frankfurt stock exchanges, the clearinghouses for the two markets introduced a plan that would cut settlement costs for certain trades.
Autonomous Research says blockchain could cut settlement costs by a third, or $16 billion a year, and cut capital requirements by $120 billion.
Last December the family cut a settlement deal with the FDIC, agreeing to pay $100 million upfront and another $360 million over 15 years.
I'm against the two-state solution because it gives us some 22 percent of Palestine's land and that state would be cut by settlements".
Based on four seasons of fieldwork, Robert Ousterhout challenges the commonly accepted notion that the rock-cut settlements of Cappadocia were primarily monastic.
But Dadaab is also a settlement cut off from the national grid.
Adding to the sense of urgency are the strains felt by bond insurers who had written CDS contracts for banks hoping to hedge their mortgage risks.The biggest push yet to strengthen the market came on July 31st, when, at the Fed's urging, major dealers set out ambitious goals to cut trading and settlement risks, mostly over the next six months.
Since then, federal and state officials have spent millions of dollars on protection and management, even launching a so-called genetic-restoration operation, in the nineteen-nineties, in which eight cats from Texas — an area that once had gene flow with Florida, before human settlement cut it off — were introduced to offset inbreeding.
But the willingness of some so-called "Junto" Whigs to develop new, strong executive powers in defense of that settlement cut against Harley's reflex of distrust, and he became, with Paul Foley, leader of a coalition of Whigs and moderate Tories opposed to the government of King William III.
The company's estranged co-founder, Eduardo Saverin, who provided some of the initial financing and later sued the company for cutting his stake, managed to cut an even larger settlement, worth 5 percent of the company.
