The phrase 'purchasing securities' is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in the context of finance and investing, and refers to the act of buying and owning stocks, bonds, or other financial assets. Example: "The company's CEO announced plans to raise capital by purchasing securities on the stock market."
Southeastern switched to Series B bonds, purchasing securities with a yield of about 12percentt.
He then exploited his ill-gotten informational advantage by purchasing securities in the market.
In addition, investors have recently shied away from purchasing securities backed by student loans, making it more costly for the lenders to raise the capital they need.
The bank agreed to pay $285m, without admitting guilt, on allegations that they pushed investors into purchasing securities without disclosing their poor quality.
Its Term Asset-Backed SeventuallyLoan Facouldy eventually could involve up to $1 trillion in purchasing securities backed by credit cards, student loans and other assets.
When it happens at other funds, the sponsors have stepped up to shore up the fund, either by injecting cash or by purchasing securities from the fund for more than they are worth.
The result is that security suites have become an important accessory across the broader IT network equipment market, and enterprises are increasingly purchasing security as part of a larger infrastructure bundle.
Many hedge funds have purchased securities backed by mortgages.
SIPA does, however, compensate investors when a broker promises to purchase securities but never does so.
Kaufman & Broad, for example, could not sue in Federal court because it did not purchase securities.
Belstar used the loans to purchase securities backed by credit card and auto loans, mortgages and small-business loans.
