Sentence examples for huge issuance from inspiring English sources

Apart from huge issuance of fresh bonds, the answer seems a Hobson's choice: inflation, or policy makers seeking to prevent inflation.

"Because of the low interest-rate environment, many companies want to lock in rates of interest on their borrowings for the long term, so you're seeing a huge issuance of debt by Asian companies," Mr. Mahendran said.

That has sparked huge issuance (and buying) of corporate bonds, and in turn driven their yields so low that investors have since piled into bank bonds.Yet the recovery in bank-bond issuance has been confined mainly to banks in core European countries or to the biggest European banks in peripheral ones.

"You have Fed and Treasury actions which are supporting credit markets and causing a huge amount of issuance".

And there has been a huge rise in the issuance of corporate bonds that are convertible into equity at a discount price.

A backlog of applications for business licences began to shrink.A decision by the Supreme Court in September to cancel 214 coal-mining licences granted between 1993 and 2010, because of corruption surrounding their issuance, introduced huge uncertainty.

In his 27-minute speech on corporate responsibility, Mr. Bush spent less than 30 seconds tackling the issue that many believe is central: the issuance of huge amounts of stock options to top executives.

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During the real-estate bubble that lasted from 2003 to 2007, many of the big banks drove themselves to the brink of bankruptcy by building up huge exposures to an overvalued market through the issuance of derivative securities known as credit-default swaps.

The problem we have is the uncertainty that surrounds the huge balance sheet and our view that future capital issuance cannot be ruled out.

Additionally, S&Ls were mandated to sell their holdings by the end of 1993 creating a huge supply of low priced assets that helped freeze the new issuance market.