Sentence examples for exchange allocations from inspiring English sources
A broad range of legal implications and technical issues remains challenging aside from ownership and netting, including creating uniform standards, data security, and assignment of liability and risk, securities lending, foreign exchange, allocations and confirmations, fractional ownership and handling physical securities.
Under the Approved Users Scheme, concessions are granted to bonafide feed millers in respect of import licences and foreign exchange allocations.
Such commitments must include provision of a certain amount of foreign exchange allocation.
In 2002, Credit Suisse reached a settlement with the commission and NASD, agreeing to pay $100 million to settle claims that it received extra large commissions from investors in exchange for allocations of hot public offerings.
Mr. Bruan has told the grand jury that in exchange for allocations of I.P.O.'s, several of the biggest investment banks demanded kickbacks of trading profits and commitments to buy more shares of the new stocks after the offerings, the people said.
At one point, Robert Khuzami Robert Khuzami, the former chief of the securities fraud unit of the Manhattan U.S. Attorney's office, Peikin's former boss, said the CSFB investigation concerned the charging of excessive commissions in exchange for allocations of hit IPOs that is, of shares certain to rise after the start of trading.
To the shock of most fans, the English winger was traded to rival DC United in exchange for allocation money earlier in the week, putting an abrupt end to his fifth season with the Red Bulls.
Econometric models have mainly focused on models of exchange and allocation, neglecting critical aspects in economies' dynamics like production or credit money.
He sees the labor by which a farmer exchanges his allocation of time in this world for an allocation of time in this world.
Interference prediction is possible by exchanging resource allocation information among cells.
The complaint that Mr Spitzer filed with the Supreme Court of New York on September 30th covered five former executives of bankrupt or troubled telecoms firms who are accused of giving Citigroup investment-banking business in exchange for lucrative allocations in public offerings.
