Sentence examples for securities derivatives from inspiring English sources
But to some investors, Mr. Malone's complex strategies, which include using futures contracts and other securities derivatives to hedge Liberty's investments, may now look too clever by half.
Multiple federal agencies oversee the financial system: five for banks alone, and one each for securities, derivatives and the government-sponsored mortgage agencies.
They enable companies, for example, to provide fewer details about mortgage-backed securities, derivatives and other financial instruments at the center of today's housing crisis and that have troubled many Wall Street firms, including Bear Stearns.
But he does bill himself as America's first and only country music star to sing about mortgage-backed securities, derivatives and leveraged buyouts, and he slightly knows the economist Arthur Laffer, best known for the supply-side Laffer Curve beloved by anti-tax conservatives.
In essence, he's the head of an organisation that decides whether or not a whole lot of assets (debt, future revenue streams, physical assets, securities, derivatives and so forth) are appropriately valued, or to try to make money off of them if they are not.
In a regulatory filing last week, Citi said it had received subpoenas and information requests relating to subprime mortgages, mortgage securities, derivatives and off-balance-sheet funds.
The affected operations involve intermediation of over-the-counter security derivatives and credit derivatives, a company spokesman in Tokyo said.
Mr. Mnuchin said that in this job Mr. Mortara played a role in the development of mortgage-security derivatives, including the interest-only and principal-only forms of a mortgage-backed security.
Like investors in crappy mortgage-backed security derivatives that banks convinced people were trustworthy because the risk was in effect aggregated, we forgot that polls aggregation does not make the polls any more factual, and certainly no more important.
Derivative securities that derive value from other derivative securities–so-called "derivatives squared"–are very hard to value.
First, mortgage-backed securities and derivatives of these securities are not all alike.
