Now, in these times of recurrent economic turbulence, market manipulation and fiscal skulduggery, a powerful new international financial regulatory body is urgently required.
"Nata vintage" — meaning, roughly, born vintage — "stems from a reflection on the eternal return of the 'old' as a recurrent tendency of the market," Marco Popolo, one of the object's designers, explained by e-mail.
In [16], Mishura consider the diffusion approximation for the recurrent schemes of financial markets and generalize a classical scheme of weak convergence for discrete-time markets to the Black-Scholes model.
Despite the results that showed that contamination by STEC in some markets was recurrent up to 4 rounds of sampling (Table 1), identity among isolations was not maintained.
In particular, throughout the 1990s, they provided much of the technical brainpower behind the so-called "derivatives" business – the mind-swimmingly complex bundles of credit default swaps and collateralized debt obligations – that have infected the financial markets like a recurrent fever for the past five years.
It was not one primarily of cash flow, but of recurrent deficits and a collapse of market trust in the city, and Mr. Carey feared that the city's problem could spread to the state.
Balancing demand and supply is a recurrent problem in the Nigerian electricity market.
'…we are owed around BWP 103 million (USD 10.3 million) by Ngamiland pastoralists, there is no market due to the recurrent FMD in the area…' (Expert interview data NDB officer in Maun, 2015).
So far at least, despite recurrent film-industry fears about cannibalised markets and video piracy, new media have brought new customers and new revenues, at home and abroad.
The first concerns the recurrent severe shortages of the petroleum product market of which kerosene and diesel are the most prominent.
