Sentence examples similar to record of issuance from inspiring English sources

Our other proxy of asymmetric information, International bank, has positive and statistically significant coefficients for the three types of instruments that shows that these banks with previous records of issuances can issue financial instruments at lower costs.

The record of private issuance of notes was generally good.

Mint officials could find no record of any issuance of the coins, and decided those in private hands must have been obtained illegally.

Furthermore, the record number of issuances in 2003-04 foreshadows increased defaults at the end of 2005 and into 2006.

At JPMorgan and Bank of America Merrill Lynch, for example, the leveraged finance group could receive a 10 to 20 percent bump from last year, because of record issuance of junk bonds.

The Texas Secretary of State requires corporations to keep records of stock issuance at the businesses' principal location.

Record issuance of speculative- grade bonds and the widespread use of debt to finance the repurchase of firms' own shares made defaults more likely.

The bond mentioned above -- the bond that set a record for the size of issuance of a 30-year obligation -- now trades for about half of face value.

The record of the private-issuance of notes was generally good.

"Employees shall not bear the cost of required PPE [personal protective equipment]," and each laboratory shall maintain records "verifying the date of issuance and type of PPE issued, or re-issued, to each laboratory personnel [sic]." Strict standards for detecting and reporting incidents and problems aim to ensure that they quickly receive official attention and remediation.

Last year set a record for the issuance of both speculative and investment-grade debt.