Even though the over-issuance of options was not an abuse perpetrated by the executives themselves, it was a costly mistake all the same.
Governments took over note issuance from commercial banks not because the private sector was doing a bad job, but because governments wanted the profits for themselves.
In some countries bank failures caused losses to note-holders, but the losses were small compared with those inflicted by the central banks that later took over note issuance.
It has a large security contingent and tight control over the issuance of tickets.
CSFB and Citigroup are high on the list, if only because CSFB recently settled other charges with federal regulators, over the issuance of initial public offerings; and Citigroup's bankers and analysts also played a key role in raising finance for the telecoms industry.
In 113 BC the Han court finally established the central government's monopoly control over the issuance of a standard, nationwide currency.
Local ranchers, residents and business owners have long suspected that Rosemont has had, and continues to have, undue and inappropriate influence over the issuance of these permits.
His staunch Confucian chancellor Zhang Jiuling (673 740) worked to reduce deflation and increase the money supply by upholding the use of private coinage, while his aristocratic and technocratic successor Li Linfu (d. 753) favored government monopoly over the issuance of coinage.
In a series of email exchanges with Pawlenty's spokester, Brian McClung, I sought to clarify what level of discretion the guv was claiming over the issuance of the certificate.
According to the Bank for International Settlements, the share of the five biggest banks in international bond underwriting, arrangements of syndicated loans and derivatives is over 40%; in international equity issuance, over 50%.Special report Sources and acknowledgements Trust me, I'm a banker Bothersome Basel Just deserts?
