Sentence examples for front office trading from inspiring English sources

Nonetheless, a common feature of regulatory initiatives designed to secure a more structurally independent risk management function is that they have failed to rectify a critical imbalance of power - with the back office control functions continuing to be dominated by front office trading and investment functions.

The main areas of interest in capital markets for postgraduates are the front office (trading and marketing jobs) and middle office (internal risk analysis and control).

When the Nets seemed to be standing around watching each other on the court, the front office traded a star player for Jason Kidd, whose passing skills have forced this once-wooden team to actually get out and run.

The front office traded away Randy Johnson, one of the game's dominant pitchers, and Ken Griffey Jr., an outfielder who was widely seen as the pre-eminent all-around talent in baseball.

Before the start of the season, Mangini and the front office traded Winslow to the Buccaneers after five seasons marked by injuries and a motorcycle crash that threatened to end the tight end's career.

Although the game will continue to answer to forces like wind, glaring sun and the occasional gnat swarm, a good deal of time-honored guesswork will give way to more definite measurements — continuing the trend of baseball front offices trading some traditional game-watching scouts for video and statistical analysts.

The players claim there are no hard feelings, but the front offices traded barbs after the signings and there will be plenty of extra juice for this game.

Worst-Case Scenario: Injuries and a lack offense sabotage the season, forcing the front office to trade Kluber and Bauer to the highest bidders at the trade deadline.

Or if the Lakers do provide a little late-season excitement and then lose in the first round, imagine the urgency that will stir within both James and the Magic Johnson-led front office to trade for Davis and/or triumph in free agency.

So he asked the front office to trade him to either the New York Knicks or the Lakers.

It was the first time many of them had any interaction with the front office since trade rumors first emerged.