"While we have to make proper allowances for the unique needs of municipal issuers," she said, "we do not have to tolerate muni investors being treated like second-class citizens".
A.I.G. was seen as unique because it was a large issuer of a type of derivatives contracts that were far less prevalent at other insurers.
An AC mainly contains the following fields: unique AC identifier, AC holder, AC issuer, attribute-value pairs, valid period, the Id of the algorithm used to verify the signature of the AC, and extensions, which mainly include AC targeting – a list of specified servers or services where the AC can be used, and CRL (Certificate Revocation List) distribution points.
Users who delete a cookie are eventually given a new one by that cookie's issuer, meaning that they are often counted as unique visitors, inflating the numbers at host sites.
Some strategies just don't work and we've seen failure with some commodity ETFs where the issuer wasn't capable of dealing with the unique aspects or quirks related to futures markets.
As creative as retailers are getting to keep customers buying gift cards this year, many have found ways to be even more unique with hidden fees, restrictions and expiration dates that allow the issuer to keep the cash before the recipient of the card gets a chance to spend it.
In this paper, we use a unique bank-level database for Spain that allows us to identify the issuer (consumer) and acquirer (merchant) sides of the use of debit cards at POS as well as the number of debit card withdrawals at a bank.
An agreement that is unique to Canada and United States, known as the multijurisdicational disclosure system, has allowed issuers of Canadian securities to file in the United States quickly, saving enormous sums in costs and time.
The problem is reduced to a unique convex optimization problem and its solution in the entropic framework is proportional to the issuer initial exposure.
That issuer would then redeem the bonds.
