credit default swap

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Impressive credit facilities and extensive swaps were unlikely to be any substitute for policy changes, particularly by the weaker currencies.
They worried that the ad hoc bilateral swaps and credit lines were not a stable enough solution to chronic payments imbalances.
As earlier noted, lifetime annuity swaps utilize fixed interest pricing to provide a benchmarking or price setting function2 for private sector annuity schemes.
We swapped phones, pretended to be other people.
Instead, it advocated a system of bilateral short-term currency swaps to support exchange rates against market pressure.
There is mainly local coupling between grid points, and as a result relatively low communication overheads, consisting primarily of end swaps between the adjacent processors.
Variable lifetime reinvested coupon options and annuity swaps utilize market pricing to provide unambiguous pricing benchmarks and a necessary underpinning of lifecycle planning certainty.
Because of the nature of mathematical expressions, parsing order is important, and swapping order of some child nodes would result in a mathematically different expression.
Supporters of debt-for-nature swaps argue that these programs provide a financing mechanism and an incentive for long-run protection of tropical rainforests.
The novelty is that in the program representation of the mapping the roles of an index and a value are swapped.
Intermediates control domain swapping during folding of p13suc1.
Each action comes with its opposite, obtained by swapping the polarity.
Swapping all votes for 1 and 1 implies that the collective choice is swapped correspondingly.
The portion of the strings to the right of the dividing point then is swapped, creating two new strings: 01010001 11100111.
Using annuity swaps is a rearrangement of certain cash flows.
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