Sentence examples for notional value from inspiring English sources

Derivatives with a notional value of more than $4.5 trillion have been written.

Yet the notional value of outstanding interest-rate swaps is $685 billion, or 37% of GDP.

For example, the notional value of the CDS market is $36 trillion, says the BIS.

The underlying amount of derivatives, called the "notional value," is in the hundreds of trillions.

In 2004, 787m contracts, with a notional value of $463 trillion, were traded on the Merc.

The Chicago Merc clears derivatives contracts with a notional value in the trillions of dollars.

The biggest dealers, like JPMorgan, have tens of trillions of notional value on their books.

Goldman's overall position with A.I.G., or the "notional" value of the contracts, was about $20 billion, he said.

These derivatives had a notional value of $600 trillion to $700 trillion10 10 times the amount of global annual production.

In Britain, (see chart) the notional value of share-linked rewards accounted for only 12% of what bosses got.

This bill was printed in 1934, and shows the largest notional value ever printed on a United States note.