Sentence examples for internally trades from inspiring English sources
The endowment, which manages 55percentt of its money internally, trades aggressively and generates largely short-term gains.
Providers can also be components or sectors of a single organization that internally trade their services inside a specific form of quasi-market called an internal market.
Throw in a talented, young roster featuring Karl-Anthony Towns, Andrew Wiggins and Kris Dunn, whom the Bulls strongly debated internally trading Butler for, and this has the makings of a nice rivalry.
Among the issues was whether an individual investor might suffer if broker dealers decided to conduct trades internally at prices detrimental to them.
Several companies have experimented internally with similar trading programs.
Mr. Levitt, who made the announcement in a speech at the annual options industry conference in Florida, said lifting the ban now frees members to execute orders in New York exchange-listed stocks internally or to trade them away from a stock exchange.
This gave local regions a way to trade internally, and keep some of the value for the things they produced.
But it also involves America pushing hard for less tangible changes: more transparency and democracy to weaken the grip of kleptocrats, as well as reforms to increase trade flows globally and internally—just 12% of African trade is within the continent".It is easier now to send a shipment of goods from Nairobi to Amsterdam than it is to send those goods to many parts of Africa," notes Mr Obama.
An official for the Fed insisted the error was discovered internally, not because of trading anomalies or because a recipient had alerted regulators.
The index ranks the policies of each country according to how much they encourage free trade, both internally and with other territories.
The S.E.C. chairman, Arthur Levitt, has said that the rule, No. 390, is anticompetitive because it makes it difficult for brokerage firms to match orders internally and on electronic trading networks.
