Sentence examples for online bond from inspiring English sources
It recently teamed with Lehman Brothers to create an online bond trading business.
She also said, "The antitrust division is looking at the competitive effects of certain joint ventures in the online bond trading industry".
It's true that online bond buying means you can purchase them "24/7 from the comfort of your living room," as the video says.
J. P. MORGAN CHASE, New York, and the Zions Bancorporation, Salt Lake City, have agreed along with three other companies to invest $15 million in ValuBond Inc., Atlanta, which operates an online bond trading system focused on individual investors.
Charles Schwab & Company, the nation's largest online brokerage firm, entered the online bond trading arena yesterday, announcing the addition of fixed-income offerings for individual investors to its Web site.
* Trading Edge, New York, Santa Monica, Calif., and Washington, a fixed-income securities broker, to Frankfurt Balkind Partners, New York, to handle the first accounts of Trading Edge and BondLink, an online bond trading service.
According to André Cappon of CBM, a consultancy, the main potential for online bond-trading is in fixed-income securities that are already fairly liquid: these (notably government bonds and blue-chip corporate bonds) are likely to become more liquid, and more keenly priced.
One day later, the World Bank which has long prided itself on being a bond-market innovator announced the "first fully-integrated online bond-offering", to be led by Goldman Sachs and Lehman Brothers, and featuring a syndicate including online retail brokerages such as Fidelity and Schwab.
There is also the voyeuristic aspect of following the online bonding of those enlisting in a cause, and sometimes their pique.
While paper bonds will still be available at tax time and electronic bonds will still be sold online, bonds will no longer be sold at banks, savings-and-loan institutions and credit unions.
It's commonplace, these days, to encounter the concern that social media might be making us lonelier – that online bonds can't be as fulfilling as "real-life" ones.
