Sentence examples for packages of securities from inspiring English sources

But he said the agencies should no longer help banks put together packages of securities, and then rate those investments.

So it goes with collateralized debt obligations, or C.D.O.'s, which are bonds, loans and other assets that the Street pools together and sells as packages of securities.

For decades, professional and individual investors alike have sought ways to diversify efficiently by investing in groups of stocks, through actively managed mutual funds, index funds, hedge funds or other packages of securities.

Could a way be found to protect against possible fraud by agents buying insurance policies and reselling them — to avoid problems like those in the subprime mortgage market, where some brokers made fraudulent loans that ended up in packages of securities sold to investors?

Investors are allowed to submit orders for packages of securities and the system matches trades and computes prices by optimally combining portfolio orders in an open book.

Now in terms of, first on the credit side, should the Federal Reserve have been or should be more aggressive in directly buying packages of securities in car loans and credit cards and the like instead of hoping the banks will get around to it?

Under the exchange offer, certain bondholders scheduled to be repaid this year and next are being asked to accept a motley package of securities, including new debt secured by some European assets, in place of their current bonds.

The average pay package of securities industry employees in New York State was $362,950, up 16.6 percent over the last two years.

Included is a package of securities valued at 3.3 billion euros ($4.9 billion) that IKB had in the American housing market.

One of the major banks in the country, Bancomer, had been nationalized and forced to divest some of its holdings, and Slim acquired a package of securities.

The High & Low Finance column on Friday, about some commercial real estate loans that lost more than 100 percent of their value, referred imprecisely to a package of securities that the American International Group offered to buy back earlier this year from the Federal Reserve Bank of New York.