Sentence examples for traders whose from inspiring English sources

Indeed, most routed orders to traders whose execution quality was well below industry averages.

Since information takes time to travel over networks, traders whose computers were next to the exchange's computer would know what was happening on the exchange fractions of a second before traders whose computers were farther away.

Fixed-income traders, whose bonuses dropped the most in 2011, are expected to see the biggest gain this year.

Independent power producers and electricity traders, whose future depends on deregulation, argue that California is an anomaly.

Consider my old colleagues, the Wall Street traders, whose livelihood depends upon being there from opening to closing bell.

Curiously, though, the currency's recent slide has taken place without any help from carry traders, whose positions, if anything, are being unwound.

What changed the canine status was the Soviet Union's collapse, and the ensuing influx of Russian suitcase-traders, whose wares included pedigree puppies going cheap.

Kingsley Napley represented Nicholas Leeson, the trader whose $1 billion in unauthorized losses at Barings caused the 1995 collapse of the bank.

But if anything they improved under Mark Warburton, a former city trader whose front-foot approach saw them home.

Coen was a tough trader whose wealth forms one of the subjects in John Kampfner's readable and engaging book.

THE NEW LAWYERS for J me Kerviel, the former trader whose hidden bets cost the French bank Soci?