Sentence examples for notional values from inspiring English sources

The global regulator wants banks to present a leverage ratio metric that would include additional notional values for derivatives.

But that counts all guaranteed debt the equivalent, in home insurance, of the value of houses covered rather than premiums paid.For interest-rate contracts, notional values are even more misleading because they are based on principal amounts; actual obligations depend on interest payments.

In contrary to walls, since windows are mostly standardized and their thermal properties are more likely to be consistent over time, their actual thermal resistance is less likely to deviate from the notional values derived from the as-built documents.

Here, following prior works (Albatici and Tonelli [2010]; Dall'O' et al. [2013]; Fokaides and Kalogirou [2011]; Madding [2008]), the deviation between the measurements and the notional values was examined.

In these studies, the difference between the measured values using thermal images and the notional values was reported to be in the range of ~10% (Madding [2008]), 10-20% (Fokaides and Kalogirou [2011]), and around 15% for cavity walls (Dall'O' et al. [2013]).

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.

According to the Bank for International Settlements, the notional value of all OTC derivatives contracts outstanding is almost $700 trillion.

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