Sentence examples for underwriting activity from inspiring English sources

Mr. Patrick said that after a very slow fourth quarter, underwriting activity was poised for what could be a strong rebound.

Both firms said that they had benefited from volatility in the bond and foreign exchange markets, and that stock trading and underwriting activity were improving.

Most of that expansion will be in Europe, despite the disappointing drop in underwriting activity and mergers there so far this year, he said.

18), which discussed how corporations are paying to place their names on zoo exhibits, museums, hospitals and other nonprofit endeavors: There is another facet to the corporate underwriting activity at the St . Louis Zoo admission to the zoo is free.

The term "public sale" in § 20 should be read to refer to the underwriting activity described by the terms that surround it, and to exclude the type of retail brokerage business in which Schwab principally was engaged.

2307, 2313, 53 L.Ed.2d 368 (1977) (footnote omitted), the term "public sale" in § 20 should be read to refer to the underwriting activity described by the terms that surround it, and to exclude the type of retail brokerage business in which Schwab principally is engaged.

The markets team handles debt and equity financing, share sales, underwriting activities and helps structure new investment products.

The investigation was conducted by the regulator's Chicago office and related to underwriting activities in Bear Stearns's office in that city.

Congressional concern over the underwriting activities of bank affiliates included both the fear that bank funds would be lost in speculative investments and the suspicion that the more "subtle hazards" associated with underwriting would encourage unsound banking practices.

J.P. Morgan's program with On Deck Capital for underwriting small business loans and Regions' program with Avant for consumer loans both illustrate partnerships marrying emerging technologies with traditional bank underwriting activities.

Wall Street's bottom line will be helped by the mergers business, but fees generated by its underwriting activities were nowhere near as plump as the overall underwriting volume figures might suggest.