Sentence examples for foreign currency swaps from inspiring English sources

On derivatives, the bill lets banks conduct trades for customers in interest rate swaps, foreign currency swaps, derivatives referencing gold and silver, and high-grade credit-default swaps.

I agree with Chairman Gensler that Treasury's proposal can be enhanced to prevent the exclusions for foreign currency swaps and forwards from being used by market participants to avoid regulation and from undermining the CFTC's enforcement authority over retail foreign currency fraud.

According to the decision, Deutsche Bank included Bemont on a list it gave to the IRS of foreign currency swaps it was involved in that could be considered Son of Boss shelters.

In the Bemont case, Beal's attorneys argued that the transaction, which involved foreign currency swaps, also had a legitimate business purpose and wasn't an example of a Son of Boss shelter a ploy that consistently has been disallowed by the courts.

The second major loophole is the exclusion of foreign currency swaps, which would create a strong incentive for U.S. businesses to go offshore and avoid regulatory supervision.

Instead, there are two huge loopholes (one for end-users and one for foreign currency swaps, both pushed by the Obama administration) in the so-called requirement to report derivative trades so that in the end it appears 90% of derivatives will not even be reported.

At the same time, the central bank has temporarily halted daily foreign currency swap auctions, making it harder to sell the lira and buy overseas money.

SEOUL — South Korea is proposing that central banks set up a permanent arrangement for foreign-currency swaps to help address the type of funding shortages that emerged during the global financial crisis.

Like swaps on interest rates and foreign currency, credit swaps outstanding dwarf the underlying bonds in circulation.

These products include foreign currency, credit default swaps and the equity markets.

The reason trust went away was simple and scary: In the rout of rapidly falling asset prices, no one could value, or even understand, the highly complex array of fancy financial instruments–securitized subprime mortgages, collateralized debt obligations, slices of foreign currency interest rate swaps, plus hybrids of those and more that they possessed.