Sentence examples for issuance as from inspiring English sources

"We have used a base case assumption of a £200m issuance, as, on our forecasts, this is required to take the net debt/earnings ratio below 3x for 2009.

"We will curb government bond issuance as much as possible to ensure confidence" in Japanese government bonds, Mr. Aso told reporters on Thursday, referring to the budget for the fiscal year beginning in April.

The moves come as GE attempts to shrink leverage ratios in GE Capital, which will reduce its commercial paper issuance as well.

The Sri Lankan and Hawai'ian cases emphasize the role of local knowledge and social networks in risk detection and warning issuance, as well as how communication and preparedness planning can benefit from involving the local communities.

He breaks down the 3,065 bonds issued in those six years by the ratings at time of issuance, as well as by underwriter, in order to test how good an indicator ratings are and which underwriters had the best track record.

It said it had tested Kaloti compliance against DMCC rules "in issuance as at the date of this report".

Separately, Der Spiegel reported that the German Finance Ministry had calculated that euro bonds would cost Germany an additional 2.5 billion euros, or $3.6 billion, in interest payments in the first year of issuance, and as much as 10 times that sum each year after a decade.

Separately, Der Spiegel reported that the German Finance Ministry had calculated that euro bonds would cost Germany an additional 2.5 billion, or $3.6 billion, in interest payments in the first year of issuance, and as much as 10 times that sum each year after a decade.

Thus, we expect that banks will be more (less) likely to issue hybrid and/or common capital (debt) issuances as the ratio increases.

We classify the issuances as debt instruments, capital instruments, and hybrid instruments, attending to the capacity to absorb losses without risking the viability of the bank (Acharya et al. 2011).

"My study suggests that firms are saving more of their share issuance proceeds as cash because they have greater needs for precautionary cash savings than before," he added.