Sentence examples for local issuance from inspiring English sources

At a time when debt markets are moving towards local issuance (see chart), the moral for lenders seems clear: only foreign-law debt is safe.Look across the Atlantic, however, and the folly of that notion is clear.

Anxious to wean themselves off flighty foreign funding after the crises of the 1990s, many emerging-market governments sought to build up local-currency bond issuance.

One experiment is the issuance of local bonds to replace these loans.

Issuance of local currency bonds in emerging East Asia has risen by 17 percent in the last year.

Most sukuk are denominated in the currency of the issuer and intended for local investors, but international issuance is growing, from 10% of the sovereign sukuk issued in 2010 to 20% in 2014.

Additionally there has been smaller BAB issuance for local school districts in Kansas and Michigan.

The local government's irresponsible issuance of bonds and the decision by the U.S. Congress to cut corporate tax breaks have contributed to the current fiscal crisis and subsequent exodus of U.S. companies and Puerto Rican citizens from the island.

In this regard, Chui et al (2004a) singled out Brazil and China as major EMs where local corporates resorted to issuance of international debt via overseas subsidiaries, including non-banking vehicles - in Brazil's case, a regionally peculiar feature also highlighted by Bastos et al (2015).

A dispute with the leader of the local Freikorps led to the issuance of an arrest warrant for his alleged involvement in a putsch against the command of III Bavarian Corps and Kesselring was thrown into prison.

Many of the largest banks had raised billions of dollars from new bond issuances, while the local equity markets also had reopened to capital-raising efforts and initial public offerings.

Still, in order to ensure greater fiscal discipline, the government has also issued strict curbs on further debt issuance by regional and local authorities.