"such as securities" is correct and can be used in written English.
You can use it to refer to a group of items that could be examples of a larger group. For example: "We intend to invest in various financial instruments, such as securities, stocks and bonds."
These are specialist funds, kept separate from their parent company's balance sheet, that invest in illiquid assets, such as securities backed by subprime mortgages.
Another said it also makes it easier for firms to encourage students into areas of law they would not normally have considered, such as securities and derivatives.
An even more important use of hedging is to protect the international value of real assets such as securities, real estate, and industrial buildings and plants.
In some countries, including Germany, Switzerland, France, and Italy, so-called universal banks supply both traditional (or "narrow") commercial banking services and various nonbank financial services such as securities underwriting and insurance.
Much of it finances capital outflows the purchase of foreign assets by American residents (see chart 3).In a world of perfect regulation, the likely outcome would be fewer new assets, such as securities backed by subprime mortgages, and higher prices (and lower returns) on the best assets.
The unit's pre-tax margins have risen steadily and now exceed 20%, without much volatility (unlike other divisions, such as securities trading) and without prompting the kind of concerns about systemic risk that lead to new capital charges and regulations (unlike almost everything else big banks do).
These issues include the role of architecture within a secure development lifecycle, as well as the particular importance of technologies such as security analytics and device identification.
Take advantage of new security measures such as security key fobs.
"Other matters were seen as far more important, such as security and absorption of immigrants.
Other costs such as security (whether legitimate or to the mafia) are also lower.
They tend to overlook extra costs, such as security, that taxpayers bear.
