Sentence examples for swaps declined from inspiring English sources

But the net positions outstanding in such swaps declined by $1.5 billion during the period, to $22.1 billion.

Collateral would be required only if A.I.G.'s credit rating were cut or if the debt underlying the swaps declined.

According to a 2012 study by Deloitte, for example, spreads between bids and offers on dividend swaps declined by 75 percent after they began trading on the Eurex exchange in 2008.

As the political debate was growing, the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, a trade group, reported that the amount of outstanding credit-default swaps declined in the first half of 2008, something that had never happened before.

The cost of insuring against default by European banks via credit default swaps also declined for most institutions late Friday.

But credit-default swaps (CDSs) declined slightly over the same period, to $57.3 trillion, the first fall since figures for CDSs started to be published in December 2004.

Asked to confirm that two of the largest Jewish settlement blocks Maale Adumim, due east of Jerusalem, and Ariel, which pokes a long finger into the West Bank farther north would not be annexed to the Jewish state in such swaps, Mr Abbas declined to be drawn on geographical details.

Sixth, Ms. Miller points out that credit-default-swap spreads have declined since the crisis.

Ms. Dzhugashvili's father, Yakov — Stalin's eldest son — was a Soviet senior lieutenant who historians say died at the Nazis' Sachsenhausen camp in 1943 after Stalin declined to swap him for a captured German general.

They have declined to swap him in a deal for Anaheim's Jim Edmonds, although the Angels and Yankees continue to talk; the Yankees want to work out a trade that does not include Mendoza or Alfonso Soriano, their top infield prospect, while Anaheim wants players ready to contribute in the majors right now.

The market for these swaps began to decline last year as it became apparent that the industry had built more network capacity during the Internet boom than users needed.