Sentence examples for issuances- from inspiring English sources
She is missing the point (Aug 2014) As Argentina ponders its next step, the IMF suggests new rules for broke countries (Jun 2014 Correction: In an earlier version of this article we said that Azerbaijan had included new clauses in recent bond issuances.
Martin Harvey of Threadneedle's European Bond Fund confirms he wasn't tempted by the Icelandic or Latvian issuances, despite the current dearth of supply of new euro-zone bonds.Mr Harvey, however, holds out hope for the peripheral sovereigns.
The "dim sum" bond market for yuan-denominated debt issued outside China has gone from non-existence to a dozen issuances a month.
But in 1985 its sole owner, Friedrich Karl Flick, sold it to Deutsche Bank AG, which then converted the company to public ownership through stock issuances.
In parts of Britain, where house prices and mortgage issuances are now rising sharply, a credit boom may already be developing.
One is its credit rating agency, a vital cog in global capitalism that monitors the corporate world's debt issuances.
"We welcome the high court of Australia's issuance of an interim injunction against the return of 153 other Sri Lankan asylum seekers, reportedly including 37 children, intercepted by Australian authorities," she said.
Michael Hewson of CMC Markets predicted that the Dutch authorities may have to agree higher borrowing costs than at previous auctions of this type of debt (am looking for old data on this now....) While the two issues look likely to get away, the yield on the issuance could well be higher, given the sharp rise in yields seen yesterday.
In the 1990s it toyed with relinquishing some of its vast empire it runs everything from monetary policy to public-debt issuance and bank regulation.
Others have pointed out that, despite Judge Moore's misgivings, patent issuance is "a poor measure of innovation value".
This year 72% of investment-grade issuance has been in dollars, compared with 58% in 2009, according to Morgan Stanley.If companies fear that bond yields are set to rise (meaning that bond prices will fall), why are investors so keen to buy?
