Sentence examples for maturing contracts from inspiring English sources
A 1991 letter from the head of the foreign exchange committee said "a dealer who routinely offers to roll over his customers' maturing contracts at historical rates could unwittingly participate in efforts to conceal losses, evade taxes, or defraud his or another trading institution".
I assume Warren Buffett sold them long-term put contracts on the market as hedges against maturing annuity contracts.
Indexed funds are losing money every time they trade in their maturing oil contracts for future ones.
"And as mature contracts get offloaded, they're going to be replaced, finally, with the farm system that's producing replacements.
Hence the counterparty risk is a relevant aspect for the contract maturing at T provided that (mathbb {P} tau leq T >0) where τ:=τ h ∧τ c is the moment of the first default.
The Berkshire puts are custom-designed contracts originally maturing over 15 to 20 years.
When those contracts mature, they either settle them with a cash payment or sell them on to genuine consumers.
Cathay emphasised in yesterday's Stock Exchange statement predicting "disappointing" full-year financial results that future fluctuations in the oil price could ameliorate the as-yet unrealised hedging losses, and also that such losses are accounted for in a single financial year, rather than spread over the full period in which the contracts mature.
However, most investors offset their positions before their contracts mature instead of accepting or delivering physical gold.
When the contract matures, the asset is exchanged; in this case, the farmer sells the grain to the wholesaler at the forward rate ($12,000).
