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...instrument (assuming it does not [[default]]) and the price at which that instrument is presently trading. The theory is that since you strike the [[spread]] on your debt instrument when it is issued, and the spread doesn’t change, it reflects your creditwo ...

...e musical instrument, yesterday}}{{image|Negotiable cow|jpg|A [[negotiable instrument]] yesterday.}} }} ...

...ent held in custody, a {{ucits5prov|depositary}} should return a financial instrument of an identical type or the corresponding amount, even if the loss occurred ...

{{g}}In the world of [[exchange-traded instrument]]s, a [[broker]] who occupies the [[entropy|dun netherworld]] between a [[c ...

...ho wishes to hold custody of the {{aifmdprov|AIF}}’s {{aifmdprov|financial instrument}}s. ...

...ion. Under [[asset-backed security|asset-backed securities]] the financial instrument transfers them to an [[espievie]] and so gets them off balance sheet altoge ...

...it is written. A [[debt]], as opposed to the [[promissory note|promissory instrument]] which represents it upon this mortal rock. ...

{{a|brokerage|}}Of a [[financial instrument]], meaning that it is, or at any rate can be, traded on a recognised [[exch ...

...way — they are well “signified”, in design argot — and the utility of the instrument — its “affordances” — are uniformly excellent, and in many cases radical. F ...work (soldering). Only parts which are are vital to the engineering of the instrument —the frets, which must be spaced exactly in relation to each other and neve ...

...ncountered unprecedented levels of clear-air [[tedium]], their [[financial instrument]]s went haywire, they eventually lost contact with reality altogether and, ...

...tegory, when you have issued that ''indebtedness'' in the form of [[Bearer instrument|freely transferable]] [[debt securities]], it is mainly that fact that ''so ...

...real stuff. Rolling stock. Raw materials. Ships. Aeroplanes. [[Negotiable instrument |Negotiable financial instruments]]. You can take a charge — probably a [[F ...

...cies, securities, security indices, credit risk or measure, debt or equity instrument, certain measures of inflation, economic, or commercial risk, and contingen ...

A [[negotiable instrument]] of some kind that is capable of being held by another person on its owner ...

...only four possible answers, then knock yourself out: SurveyMonkey is your instrument of choice. ...

Of a [[financial instrument]], the ''shortest'' period which an investor, or counterparty, is ''stuck'' ...

...f the same debtor are economically (let alone legally) fungible. Each debt instrument treads its own, albeit correlated, value path. ...rash — not just a change in value.<ref>this is why, despite referencing an instrument further down the capital structure, [[equity derivatives]] are curiously '' ...

...out loud, or five leading dealers in the market for the relevant financial instrument. An a solution that any old chump, given instructions in sensible English, ...

{{subtable|{{small|80}}{{financial instruments}}</div> }} }}{{d|Financial instrument|/fɪˈnanʃ(ə)l ˈɪnstrʊm(ə)nt/|n|}} ...something that is a [[transferable security]] can also be a [[money market instrument]], a unit in [[collective investment scheme]]. Alas, a “[[derivative]]”, in ...

A [[subordinated]] [[debt instrument]] which is not [[Equity security|common equity]], but is sufficiently ''lik ...