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"But we had to back up because of the turmoil in the Eurobond market."
"We have no intention of withdrawing from Eurobond market making."
"We see it as an immediate threat to the Eurobond market."
His entire career dealt with the Eurobond market and other international legal matters.
Certain other general features of the eurobond market are important for understanding its behaviour.
Issues hence no longer meet the high standards of credit quality required by the eurobond market.
It also scored another first in its industry by tapping the Eurobond market for funds.
Officials have also explored the possibility of issuing debt in the Eurobond market.
His most famous achievement was the establishment of the EuroBond market.
But there are also important features for industrial structure which differentiate the eurobond market from most other financial markets.
November 23, 1966: The working of the Eurobond market.
That joint venture was formed in 1978 to increase the partners' combined share of the Eurobond market.
The Treasury moved to quell an uproar in the Eurobond market.
Frequent borrowers who rely on the Eurobond market "should give very serious consideration to not calling in," he said.
Some are institutionalized, such as the stock market, the Eurobond market, and the commodities markets.
The swap business has grown exponentially in recent years and also plays an important role in the Eurobond market.
The same terms apply to another $120 million issue of floating-rate obligations offered in the Eurobond market.
The Eurobond market is not the only sector where participants are re-examining their bond documents to learn what events could result in early retirement.
But he admitted that he did not recognize how seriously the Eurobond market would view treaty termination.
Further, as the Eurobond market shows, conflicts of interest can be managed successfully - primarily by separating the banks' various functions.
The analysis of the microstructure of the eurobond market is in four sections.
Predatory pricing has been widely used by both incumbents and entrants to the eurobond markets.
The cutthroat competition, begun last year, has prompted many firms to re-examine their approach to the primary Eurobond market.
This suggests that while entry to the eurobond market is easy, it is more difficult for a firm to establish itself as a dominant player.
The decline partly reflects factors relating to US domestic activity, although similar forces are at work in the eurobond market.