Sentence examples for setting up trades from inspiring English sources

Launched in 2001, Fuller's one-man shop, Capital Markets Management in Hopewell, N.J., aims to help large institutions deal with their interest-rate risk by setting up trades in the swap market.

The agreement had been made on the assumption that he would be setting up trading posts, not discovering whole new continents.

The only way they could do so was by setting up "trading companies," which sold raw materials to China in exchange for rice.

And while much of the effort remains focused on setting up trading companies, Chinese companies have started to shop for industrial technology and brands that can help them become more competitive, at home and globally.

He himself was responsible for attacking the evils of "sweated" labour by setting up trade boards with power to fix minimum wages and for combating unemployment by instituting state-run labour exchanges.

Venezuela's president, Hugo Chávez (front page, May 20), sounds just like an American president: interfering in the internal affairs of neighboring countries, targeting foreign aid to win influence, setting up trading blocs, broadcasting propaganda.

With Citigroup and J.P. Morgan being taken to task for setting up trading entities that swapped energy contracts with Enron, structured finance has become a touchy subject on Wall Street.

The complaint said that ICP set up trades with the Triaxx vehicles that favored the firm's other funds, in some cases using the C.D.O.'s to pump up the market prices the other funds could claim as reasonable.

Swaptree will then look at your demand list and supply list and try to set up trades for you.

Their algorithm will also set up trades with up to 4 people, increasing the likelihood that you'll see something you like.

They won the right to set up trade unions that are independent of the Communist regime.