Sentence examples for foreign exchange interest from inspiring English sources
It will be determined partly by foreign exchange, interest rates and economic growth.
When you trade away all sorts of specific risk, in foreign exchange, interest rates and so forth, you make your portfolio seem safer.
Certain products such as CDS, energy/commodities, and emerging markets face strong falls in activity in 09, but others such as foreign exchange, interest rate swaps and government bonds are more robust and may even offer growth year on year.
When recently sacked Barclays chief executive Antony Jenkins was appointed three years ago, he was seen by some as a sensible successor to Bob Diamond, a man widely blamed for turning Barclays from a primarily UK retail-focused organisation into a global, universal bank where systematic and illegal manipulation of Libor and foreign exchange interest rates took root.
The Treasury segment engages in bank's domestic treasury operations and covers activities in various markets, which include foreign exchange, interest rates, fixed income, derivatives, equity and other alternative asset classes.
Additionally, Chemical took a leading role providing foreign exchange, interest rate and currency swaps, corporate finance services, cash management, corporate and institutional trust, trade services and funds transfer.
Would they have bought into CDOs had it not been for the dazzling performance of the quants in foreign-exchange, interest-rate and equity derivatives?
And in this crash foreign-exchange, interest-rate and equity derivatives models have so far behaved roughly as they should.A muddle of mortgagesYet the idea behind modelling got garbled when pools of mortgages were bundled up into collateralised-debt obligations (CDOs).
"The capital increase was deemed appropriate in view of increased volatility in foreign exchange rates, interest rates and gold prices as well as credit risk," the E.C.B. said in a statement.
Steward's appointment comes after a swath of fines on the industry, including record penalties on banks for rigging foreign exchange and interest rate markets, as well as for mistreatment of customers.
Offering services in many of the busiest financial markets — foreign exchange, credit, interest rates and equities — the group has a busy role at the heart of the City of London, Wall Street and other financial centres.
