Sentence examples for transactions intended from inspiring English sources

Losses on derivatives and other transactions intended to hedge against risks also depressed earnings.

The problem for JPMorgan is that it was not silent about the impact of the derivative transactions intended to hedge its corporate bond position.

The securities agency has been investigating the accounting of PNC for possible transactions intended to remove problem loans from its books.

It shows that KPMG AZSA, the Japanese affiliate of the international accounting group, failed to notice what was going on for years but balked at the somewhat clumsy transactions intended to finally, if misleadingly, put the losses on Olympus's books.

Mr. Allen has said in filings that he is "considering possible restructuring transactions" intended to reduce Charter's debt, including a possible swap of Charter's bonds for stock in the company.

The decline in tax revenue came despite a new tax on financial transactions, intended by Mr. Cavallo to stem tax evasion and help push the budget deficit below $6.5 billion, as the I.M.F.

Visa, MasterCard and PayPal announced in the past few weeks that they would not process any transaction intended for WikiLeaks.

MADRID -- Israel has acquired the user name @israel on Twitter, the microblogging Internet service, from the Spanish owner of a pornographic Web site, in an unusual transaction intended to help Israel exercise more influence over its image.

Federal investigators are looking into an energy deal between Enron and Merrill Lynch to determine whether it was a sham transaction intended to help Enron increase its year-end profit, people who have been interviewed said.

[C2.] Mitsubishi Tokyo Offers Financing The Mitsubishi Tokyo Financial Group, Japan's second-largest bank, agreed to provide 700 billion yen ($6.4 billion) of emergency financing to UFJ Holdings in a transaction intended to block a rival bid.

The former has exchanged its entire equity stake in the Internet holding company for a combination of assets and cash in a transaction intended to be tax-free to both companies.