Examples of using Debt instruments in English and their translations into Chinese
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Basically, they are debt instruments that are typically used by corporates to raise money from investors.
In order to accept debt instruments with a more variable return, international investors are likely to ask for some form of compensation.
Debt instruments have a defined life, a maturity date and normally pay a fixed rate of interest.
Currencies are not the“stock” of a nation, they are debt instruments issued by its central bank.
The intention of the new operations was not to establish a new financial institution or create new debt instruments.
A trade war could cause foreign investors to stop buying FPSA debt instruments and could end the dollar's world reserves currency status.
Technically, they are equity securities, but they share many characteristics with debt instruments.
Are domestic policies sufficient or is an international effort necessary for creating new and safer debt instruments?
Furthermore, it was agreed to continue debt relief and explore the use of new and improved debt instruments and innovative mechanisms such as debt swaps.
The special purpose entities had been used to pay for all of this using the entities' debt instruments.
As a consequence, it is possible, although not easy, to introduce new and better debt instruments that can improve debt sustainability.
In the extreme, the international financial institutions could be the first to issue innovative and contingent debt instruments.
And for US MMFs, over 40% of their assets were those same debt instruments of European banks.
Many countries report other capital, but they do not necessarily collect all relevant debt instruments.
Even with improved debt management and better and safer debt instruments, debt crises are bound to occur.
Although turnover has increased significantly over the past few years, the market remains illiquid for both equity and debt instruments, the latter being mostly held to maturity.
It is usually the safest borrower in the country and its debt instruments are normally the most liquid and are used as a benchmark for pricing domestic debt instruments.
The fourth United Nations Conference on the Least Developed Countries(2011) called for monitoring of the debt situation in LDCs, as well as the exploration of new and improved debt instruments.
The two debtors(a feeder fund and a master fund) were offshore investment funds that invested in sovereign and corporate debt instruments from issuers in developing countries.
A major objective of an international financial architecture better adapted to the realities of the new century should be the development of safer debt instruments(such as GDP-indexed and commodity-indexed bonds).