Sentence examples for traders through which from inspiring English sources

Mr Rajaratnam used to run Galleon, one of the world's largest hedge funds, until his arrest in 2009 on charges of operating a network of executives, bankers and traders through which he obtained illegal tips.

Today is one of the co-owners of the Gunvor Group, one of the traders through which state-controlled Rosneft and Gazpromneft oil firms export their products.

From the 16th century to the mid-19th century, Macao thrived as the main Western route to China, the window through which traders and missionaries clamored to enter.

And most of all, the place I'd always associated with blue-skied purity has for centuries been one of the most cosmopolitan trading posts in the Himalayas, through which traders transported silk, indigo, gold and opium to Kashmir, Kashgar, Yarkand and all the other great caravan stops of the Silk Road.

The cross-border traders now have an association through which they lobby authorities to safeguard their interests.

The FCA found the traders at rival banks formed groups through which they shared information and referred to their teams using names like "the players", "the 3 musketeers", "1 team, 1 dream", "a co-operative" and "the A-team".

A large trader will be required to disclose to its broker-dealers its LTID and highlight all of the accounts at the broker-dealer through which the large trader trades.

Gee put together a colorful group of investors, including an English polo fanatic and a fellow trader who previously had been sanctioned by regulators, and created a company called Madalena Ventures, through which he optioned Ryan's claims.

And since they were the conduits through which this business passed, the information helped to give their smart, tech-savvy traders an edge.

All of which feeds into a cycle of gloom through which each nugget of bad news is amplified and broadcast via social media, trader chatter and other means.

There is an active traders group (Cullompton Traders Association) which holds a range of events.