Examples of using Bonds issued in English and their translations into Russian
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the Company may pay dividends in respect of such shares in the form of issued shares or bonds issued by the Company but not in the form of any other type of securities.
corporate and bank bonds issued by Russian companies
currently invested in low-return Government bonds issued by the advanced economies.
since 31 March 1996, mostly owing to the sale of bonds issued by regional banks.
AS in Liquidation made a decision to redeem the bonds issued by the bank, which were unsold under initial placement and purchased on the market and which are in ownership of the company in liquidation.
We consider that bonds issued by JSC"Tsesnabank" are not high-yield instruments,
issued by borrowers that">have received"investment grades" and to lower the lending spreads on bonds issued by"good" clients.
According to Armenia's Law on"Guaranteeing of Remuneration Of Bank Deposits Of Physical Entities," the funds attracted via nominal coupon bonds issued by the Bank are considered as guaranteed banking deposit,
The bulk of remaining investment funds are likely to be provided by extra-budgetary funds as well as retained earnings and bonds issued by State-owned transport corporations that would be guaranteed by a major State-controlled bank.
The problem with the treaty-based approach was that the bulk of international sovereign bonds issued by emerging markets were issued under the jurisdiction of only two countries,
The development banks raise funds mainly through bonds issued on developed country markets at relatively low interest rates,
A new regulation issued by the National Bank last week allows Kazakh banks to hold in their portfolios the bonds issued by Kazakh quasi-sovereigns,
as the spreads over the bonds issued by middle-income countries were considerably reduced during the last two years.
by requiring the assignment of the proceeds of any bonds issued to guarantee the contractor's performance, for instance.
member States of the European Union have pledged to include collective action clauses in their own government bonds issued under foreign jurisdictions.
Colombia and Peru) and bonds issued on the external market were redeemed as in the case of Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Panama and Peru.
interest payable on international and domestic bonds issued by the Bank in 2005.
to provide guarantees on yen-denominated bonds issued in Japan by foreign countries or companies.
by requiring the assignment of the proceeds of any bonds issued to guarantee the contractor's performance, for instance.
and repay bonds issued to build public facilities.