Sentence examples for issuance which from inspiring English sources

Moreover, the collapse in spreads has coincided with a surge in issuance, which quadrupled over the past year.

The Tokyo Olympics also triggered the start of Japan's addiction to bond issuance, which continues unabated today.

Now it will accept mortgage-backed securities that were rated single-A at issuance, which means they are probably junk now.

Goldman Sachs is on a rota of investment banks that advise the Treasury about debt issuance, which has risen dramatically as the budget deficit has escalated.

The bank suggested Hikma could be on the acquisition trail after announcing a bond issue: Hikma [on Wednesday] announced their potential first bond issuance, which we believe could be partly to fund future M&A plans.

The issuance, which allows shareholders to buy two new shares each in the Italian bank for 1.943 euros, was trading at 68 euro cents a share in midafternoon trading in Europe.

More concretely, we include standard senior debt issuances; the so-called cédulas hipotecarias, which are covered bonds backed by a portfolio of high-quality mortgages; and securitization issuances, which gather MBS and ABS.2 There are papers that study the determinants of issue securitization (Loutskina 2011; Loutskina and Strahan 2009).

He said: "A temporary fiscal union may be the endgame, where you have common bond issuance for five years that replaces all individual sovereign bond issuance, after which time that is phased back in over, say, another five years".

First, Islamic financial products particularly sukuk, issuance of which grew at an average annual rate of 35% from 2002 to 2012 have begun appealing not just to religious customers, but to all investors as a pure value proposition.

First was the development of the view, first articulated in ancient Greece and developed to some extent by Aquinas, that law should be understood on the model of a command, given by a superior to an inferior, the issuance of which made certain actions obligatory for the rational addressee (and putative subject).

Senator Daniel Patrick Moynihan (D-N.Y). is pushing his Stop Tax-Exempt Arena Debt Issuance Act, which would halt tax-exempt subsidies for professional sports facilities.