Sentence examples for interest securities from inspiring English sources

An alternative option is Invesco Perpetual's City Merchants High Yield Trust (CMHY), which invests in fixed interest securities, various equity-like securities within fixed income markets, equity-linked securities such as convertible bonds and in direct equities that have a high income yield.

The return on P2P lending is generally higher, than for traditional fixed interest securities such as government and corporate bonds, as the risk associated with P2P lending is higher.

According to David Abbott, the Macroeconomic and Poverty Reduction Specialist from the United Nations Development Program UNDP Pacific Centrere, TTF was able to achieve this performance because the Fund had been invested in a balanced portfolio of asset classes including, international equities, a property fund, a hedge fund and fixed interest securities.

This absence will interest security officials probing Coulibaly's background and loyalties.

That, and the interest security services took in him, may explain his low profile on social media.

I just want to ensure that the national interest, security and integrity are not harmed," said the attorney general, Raja Qureshi.

He insisted that before American troops are committed, "there be a clear and identifiable strategic interest, security interest of this country," adding, "That, to me, remains somewhat to be defined in this situation".

"But protecting our national interest, security and the values for which we stand is why I will be supporting the motion this afternoon".

But the opportunity to buy 10-year Treasuries with a 14 percent yield followed a bear market that had wiped out the value of fixed-interest securities.

Everyone felt especially rational about all of this because prestigious ­credit-­rating agencies issued ­triple-A stamps of approval for the exotic, high-interest securities.

Historically, national self-interest (security) has failed to motivate sustained commitment to international health cooperation [ 24], a point noted by some policy statements (e.g. OSLO).