Sentence examples for traded directly from inspiring English sources

Made up of banks, hedge funds, and investment houses, it governs the murky world of complex financial instruments that are traded directly between parties rather than on exchanges.

Currently most default swaps, a form of insurance against default by bond issuers, are traded directly between issuers like investment banks and buyers like hedge funds.

Overnight, the two countries also announced plans to allow Chinese banks to open branches in London, an agreement to allow sterling to be traded directly against the renminbi, and a £8.2bn quote for UK banks to invest in Chinese securities.

Luxembourg's role will be boosted further by the Chinese central bank's recent decision to allow the yuan to be traded directly against the euro in the interbank foreign-exchange market.

Banks have long traded directly with each other through their "block desks", but the use of pools enhances this and technology makes it easier for the pools to link up.

The material is sufficiently risqué that Mr. Goldsman said he now believes the system — executives, agents, leery handlers — might have warned Mr. Smith away from it, had Mr. Goldsman not traded directly on a working friendship rooted in his earlier involvement with both "I Am Legend" and "I, Robot".

"The Boy From Oz," Allen's biography, also trades directly on the Oz mystique.

Beginning in 1778, non-Castilian ports could trade directly with the colonies.

This, in turn, would allow the creation of decentralised exchanges which let asset holders trade directly.

Growers are allowed to trade outside the co-op and those with established relationships can continue to trade directly.

The importance of the trade declined in the late 18th century as other powers began to trade directly with China.