"issuance volume" is an acceptable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to an amount of something that has been issued or released, such as the amount of a company's shares which have been released to the public. For example, "The company saw a significant increase in its issuance volume after the announcement of its new product line."
Dennis Moroney of TowerGroup, a research firm, predicts that issuance volumes for 2007 will end up being 25% higher than last year.In this section Dog days of winter Dishdashing to the rescue Why us?
The offering takes total issuance volumes on the Hong Kong stock exchange since Jan . 1to $18.9 billion, 215 percent more than the total raised during the period last year, according to Dealogic, and underscores the rapid growth the exchange has enjoyed in recent years.
It takes total issuance volumes on the city's stock exchange since Jan . 1to $18.9 billion - 215 percent more than the total raised during the same period last year, according to Dealogic - underscoring the rapid growth the Hong Kong stock exchange has enjoyed in recent years.
While this will be expanded, there will be strict limits on issuance volumes set by central government.
Following the spectacular failure of these products, the details of which are not of interest to us here, their issuance volumes went from USD 180 billion per quarter at the beginning of 2007 to about USD 10 billion a year later.
Table 1 Descriptive statistics of the issuances of Spanish banks, 1998 2007 Volume of issuance (in millions €) Total Mean Std.
The results are similar to those of debt issuances, possibly because they represent the main volume of issuances during the sample period (from Table 1, 85.16% in 1998 2002 and 93.45% in 2003 2007).
An increase in planned investment will be associated with the issuance of a large volume of securities.
Financing the government today depends heavily on foreigners' willingness to buy our bonds, but foreigners accept our obligations only when they see some kind of control over the volume of issuance.
