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• Stamp duty is not levied on derivative instruments.
• Senate Bill 1267 started out dealing with the " use of derivative instruments ."
• The other is that there are no derivative instruments to hedge natural gas, " said Hidalgo.
• The StarrBoard is no longer being manufactured, although a derivative instrument called the harpejji is being made.
• Allstate said the decrease was due to market conditions which affected portfolio trading, the valuation of derivative instruments and investment writedowns.
• This assumption is useful in pricing fixed income securities, particularly bonds, and is fundamental to the pricing of derivative instruments.
• Based on a computer trading model, the Helix Global Leverage Fund specializes in a core group of commodity-based derivative instruments.
• Credit risk, also called " default risk ", is the risk associated with a borrower going into derivative instruments.
• The preference for either a hidden hedge fund withina bank or hedging such risks by derivative instruments lies entirely withthe management of each bank.
• Interactive Data distributes data on 3 million individual equities, bond, derivative instruments and commodities to the U . S . financial services industry.
• He pointed out that the application of derivative instruments in general requires a comprehensive training programme at all levels to ensure it is being managed professionally.
• They can sell stocks short, invest in complex derivative instruments and use leverage-- investing with borrowed money so as to amplify gains and losses.
• The repurchases, which will occur through open-market transactions and derivative instruments before September 2003, will increase earnings per share by reducing shares outstanding.
• Moreover, China has neither market markers nor derivative instruments that would allow for the hedging of currency risks as the yuan fluctuates in a wider band.
• *"'Exchange-traded derivatives "'( ETD ) are those derivatives instruments that are traded via specialized derivatives exchanges or other exchanges.
• In its 1994 annual report, the company said it " has had limited involvement with derivative instruments and does not use them for trading purposes ."
• "The rapid growth and increasing importance of derivative instruments in the risk profile of many large banks has been a particular concern, " he said.
• These guarantees, usually only applicable where the fixed term is relatively short, are effectively a derivative instrument whose one-way benefit is granted to the borrower.
• During the quarter, Newmont incurred a non-cash, pre-tax loss on derivative instruments of $ 25.4 million, or 6 cents a share.
• He also designed and marketed derivative instruments, and worked as a proprietary trader, at Morgan Stanley, where he was the firm's first market risk manager.