"swap up" is not a correct and usable phrase in written English.
If you are looking for a phrase to replace "swap up," you may want to use "swap out" or "switch over." For example, "I'm going to swap out my old phone for a new one."
In March the Fed created a facility to swap up to $200 billion of its Treasuries for investment banks' holdings of hard-to-trade mortgage-backed securities.
Together, they allow banks and financial firms to swap up to $350 billion of securities they cannot sell for cash or United States Treasuries.
Early upgraders pay the fees and swap up to a new Android, iPhone, BlackBerry, or Windows Phone 7. Late upgraders may wait another cycle or two to get the best upgrade price.
The banks swap up to 40% of debts owed by the firms for equity and extend the maturities of short-term debts up to five years at a lower interest rate.
The money is to be used as a security guarantee for banks and pension funds that are being asked to swap up to $95 billion in bonds for securities at lower interest rates.
The banks, led by J. P. Morgan Chase and the Bank of America, also approved a plan by Conseco to swap up to $2.54 billion of new bonds for existing securities.
Use "y" interactively to swap up-down conventions.
They have guidelines for setting swaps up, so we gave it a go". Apples for Eggs now has 159 registered swappers and events in York, Ormskirk, Henley and Stoke, with Brampton in Cumbria the newest swap.
Mail Online has quietly gone into partnership with the People's Daily, the Chinese Communist party's flagship newspaper, swapping up to 40 stories a week over the past year with an outlet expected to demonstrate "absolute loyalty" to Beijing.
"Look, I know that as more and more people sign up for online dating sites, the good usernames get swapped up but there's still room for creativity and personality," he said.
In 2009, they were prepared for the worst, with a wobbly economy and the effects of the school finance swap catching up with them.
