Subpoena, formal instrument issued by a court, grand jury, legislative body or committee, or duly authorized administrative agency commanding an individual to appear before it at a specific time to give testimony, oral or written, in the matter identified in the document.
(3) represents the dependent variable as the amount of capital instrument issued by a bank in that month (in logs).
To our knowledge, a database of a similar size has only been used by Sorra and Dyer in their 2010 examination of the multilevel psychometric properties of the original instrument issued in 2004 [ 20].
The authorities in each community invited all women by cultural definition, the first menstruation identifies the woman as an adult to the communal hall (maloka) where the researchers explained the instrument, issues of confidentiality and the right to decline to participate or to leave out any question.
The claimed losses from the instruments issued in 2006 and 2007 total approximately $22.5 billion.
Exchange-traded notes, or ETNs, may sound like ETFs, but they are essentially unsecured debt instruments issued by banks.
Any trading involving financial instruments issued by entities in the 11 countries would be caught by the tax, even if the transactions took place entirely in London.
The securities, which are typically sold to corporations, wealthy individual investors and municipalities, are debt instruments issued by nonprofit groups, cities and loan companies.
Provident funds manage over 1.5 trillion rupees ($34 billion) in assets currently, all of it in government-guaranteed securities or in debt instruments issued by government-owned companies and banks.
The bank, based in Paris, said in a preliminary statement that its net banking income would be hurt by the negative impact from credit default swaps "used to hedge its loan portfolio, and from debt instruments issued by the group and booked at fair value".
