The Financial Times calls ICOs "unregulated issuances of cryptocoins where investors can raise money in bitcoin or other [cryptocurrencies]," which is accurate, especially if you underline the word "unregulated".
Argentina, where peso issuance cannot exceed the number of U.S. dollars held in reserve, weathered the Mexican crisis in pretty good shape and without Mexico's painful devaluation and bank bailouts.
Will the investment-grade market enter a dead calm like the high-yield market, where annual issuance volume has fallen from over $150 billion in 1998 to less than $50 billion this year?
So when President Wilson asked Congress for the authority to issue Liberty bonds -- the forerunner of modern-day Treasury bonds that were used to finance World War I -- many in Congress rightly wondered where the issuance of such debt could lead the country given the lack of any real budget process to make budgetary decisions.
In addition, if the court assesses the share issuance from the perspective of where Bear stood after Deal No. 1, then Deal No. 2 and the share issuance is much more problematic.
Results 1 and 2 indicate that the system exhibited remarkable performance, especially for destructive earthquakes where a warning issuance was particularly desirable.
In any situation where a citation issuance was in the cards, I honestly tried to put myself in the shoes of the driver.
(APPLAUSE) Number six, we are going to suspend the issuance of visas to any place where adequate screening cannot occur.
Mrs. Arinsburg, 28, is the municipal finance analyst for New York City's independent budget office, where she researches debt issuance and capital spending.
Her proposal would allow New York City, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, the city's water authority and its hospitals to refinance their debt a second time in cases where the original debt issuance has been paid off.
