And the banks are now much more liquid during my tenure.
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The bank needed more liquid assets to cover liabilities, she said.
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"If you add more liquid nitrogen, they are toast," Jones said.
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When it's time to wring it out, we have more liquid.
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It gives investors more flexibility and makes the stock more liquid.
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Banks are now much better capitalized, less leveraged and more liquid.
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Indeed, bond ETFs are more liquid than the assets the funds own.
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The larger, more liquid, deals now being printed further adds to their allure.
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The market for planes is more liquid than that for ships or trains.
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The second is unsaturated fats, usually softer and more liquid at room temperature.
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No investment vehicle can, in tough times, be more liquid than the underlying.
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So they think that the ETF is much more liquid than the underlying.
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Markets tracking the Fed are more liquid than those tracking the Riksbank and RBA.
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By their nature, they are more liquid: they can be readily bought or sold.
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Monopoly is natural: the deeper and more liquid the pool of contracts, the better.
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Some lenders have rushed to buy more liquid assets and sold-off riskier loans.
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And for families with more liquid assets, that tally is usually higher, she said.
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Just as the arm's plastic flap cleans one area, more liquid oozes out elsewhere.
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Add more liquid, 1 teaspoon at a time, as needed to achieve the proper consistency.
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It's also handy for keeping the turbopumps cooler, as more liquid is running through them.
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Just as important, they're more liquid than the typical S&P 500 company as well.
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She said the market had transformed since 1999 and was now more liquid and more stable.
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That's $5,000 out of my boyfriend's account since he has more liquid cash at the moment.
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The sooner you think you'll need your money, the more liquid you want it to be.
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Woodford has said he will shift the focus of the fund to larger, more liquid stocks.
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You'll need to add more liquid later on as the polenta will thicken as it sits. 2.
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"Simply listing an unquoted company overseas does not in itself make the stock more liquid," Bailey wrote.
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The sale represents 220 percent of total shares and is intended to make the stock more liquid.
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Let the potatoes sit for 10 minutes and check the consistency again, adding more liquid if needed.
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"There will be HA fillers coming to the U.S. soon that are more liquid-y," she says.
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Buying and selling an ETF has become a more liquid way of shifting an investor's asset allocation.
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These cells trigger the production of more liquid in your nose to make the air more moist.
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Then, at a certain point, it morphed into a more liquid-like state and started to flow.
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Plus, the money is generally more liquid than if it were tied up in a retirement account.
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But if your bladder's already full and you can't empty it, ingesting more liquid could make it worse.
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Younger lava is generally hotter and more liquid, as it has higher amounts of gas and fewer crystals.
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"At home, I use Cetaphil, the bar of soap or sometimes the more liquid [cleanser]," Kardashian West says.
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As the market slowly becomes more liquid, firms are rapidly expanding their LNG divisions and investing in infrastructure.
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Alcohol is a diuretic, which means it makes you pee out more liquid than if you drank water.
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Platts says it has addressed the problem by adding crudes to make the benchmark more liquid this year.
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The assumption that a more liquid spot LNG market will drive demand-growth is also worth looking at.
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Once the print was pulled, it offered further opportunity to go over it with another, more liquid medium.
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Go with the overall rule that if it involves more liquid than solid it needs to be checked.
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Other efforts to build the country's capital markets include the development of more liquid corporate and government debt markets.
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The problem, said bankers off the trade, was the pricing compared to other more-liquid bonds in the region.
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On Monday the bank tried to buy bonds of shorter duration (3-7 years), a much more liquid market.
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No Rossini tenor today has a more liquid legato or a more effortless reach to high C and above.
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The size was indicated at £125m to £150m, which can deter some investors who prefer larger, more liquid issues.
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He also notes derivatives are "the first step to enable the creation of ETFs and other more liquid instruments."
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There's a tipping point where advisors are switching over, institutions are using more ETFs because they are more liquid.
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Beneath that ice is three times more liquid water than can be found in all the oceans on Earth.
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A study published last year found that individuals with more liquid wealth reported that they have more life satisfaction.
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Even with mandates for more capital, higher-quality capital and more-liquid capital, capital will be depleted as before.
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They hope to discover more liquid water in the salt crystals and investigate the origin of the water itself.
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The Catholic tradition — with its centuries' worth of dynamic disagreement — is historically far more "liquid" than his book suggests.
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Alcohol is the most obvious culprit, since it is a natural diuretic that causes our bodies to lose more liquid.
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As temperatures rise, clouds contain more liquid water and fewer ice crystals, making them brighter, meaning they reflect more sunlight.
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They added more liquid and less ice to the clouds in their model simulations, striving to create more realistic conditions.
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Silver, platinum and palladium were also more liquid than bond markets with ratios between 0.0002 and 0.0017, the LBMA said.
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Those who cannot bail out of their riskiest holdings may be forced to sell less risky but more liquid bonds.
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An ongoing price war means the cost of trading has collapsed, and markets are usually more liquid than ever before.
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Fund managers needing to raise money to fulfill redemptions have been unloading their more liquid assets, including better quality loans.
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Woodford is selling the fund's less liquid and unlisted assets in favour of more liquid stocks so that it can reopen.
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The increased supply of North American LNG could bring more predictability to pricing through the development of more liquid trading markets.
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Not only are there more meaningful numbers to crunch but it is a more liquid market both in London and Shanghai.
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I know I drink more liquid when it's flavored, and I've been trying to drink at least 50 ounces a day.
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In the past, Mars had significantly more liquid water, and it formed rivers, lakes, and possibly even oceans on the surface.
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Depending on how the salmon in question is being prepped, the albumin can appear foamy, gooey, or more liquid in texture.
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In a worst case scenario we would have a less liquid government bond market and a more liquid safe asset market.
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Meanwhile, British shoppers were buying 7% more liquid hand soaps and spent 10% more on household cleaners compared to February 2019.
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Dipping in, I realized the salsa was a perfect combination of a more liquid-based tomato sauce packed with chunky vegetables.
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The premier market would be home to relatively larger and more liquid listed companies, Boursa Kuwait has said in the past.
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"We have given ourselves targets to collect that revenue to make ourselves more liquid," he told reporters, without providing more details.
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"We used to think that tears were like salty water — just add more liquid and you'll be fine," Dr. Bishop explained.
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In deficit countries, investors tend to own shorter-term bonds, which are more liquid and less risky than longer-term debt.
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"The suspension of dealing in the fund gives us the time and space to execute that strategy to reduce our exposure and redeploy that capital into more liquid stocks in the FTSE 350, but primarily the FTSE 100, that fit in with my core strategy, but which are more liquid and more conventional, if you like," Woodford said.
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If the rice finishes cooking but there is still more liquid, uncover the pot and keep cooking until the steam evaporates. 10.
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On a bright note for Tesla, the company is more liquid than ever, following a nearly $3 billion capital infusion in May.
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On the other hand, SBBS could actually make sovereign-bond markets more liquid by providing alternative means of collateral, hedging and arbitrage.
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In an interview with Reuters this week, Iabrudi said putting the firm on the Novo Mercado should make its shares more liquid.
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Fixed income investors have increasingly turned to exchange-traded funds to gain more liquid exposure to corporate bonds and at lower cost.
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One of the most common arguments in support of high-frequency trading is that it makes the market more liquid and efficient.
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Mr Cryan thinks that policy, coupled with regulations that compel banks to hold more liquid assets, has weakened banks, not strengthened them.
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The guacamole and salsa were more liquid than actual food, but I splattered both on my taco anyway and it was decent.
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Another celestial body might have an "alien sea" that "contains more liquid water than all the oceans on Earth," as Nyong'o narrates.
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But the kingdom is encouraging the petrochemicals industry to include more liquid feedstock to diversify and become less vulnerable to price fluctuations.
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There are also videos starring more liquid-y substances: a chalky dose of Pepto Bismol, or a vaguely foreboding bottle of cold brew.
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Its decision to focus on a NYSE listing through more liquid ADRs heightens the chances of MSCI inclusion if an upgrade does occur.
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Reducing the sample cup's size brought its bottom closer to the probe's tip and diluting the blood created more liquid to work with.
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They help make markets more liquid and efficient and serve as a check on companies to drive better business outcomes for their shareholders.
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That may encourage authorities to delay listing Aramco until after Riyadh's market enters emerging market equity indexes next year, making it more liquid.
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A Woodford spokesman told Reuters on June 13 that the frozen fund had sold 100 million pounds in more liquid listed British stocks.
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"He probably still wants to keep some money in his everyday checking account, just so he still has some more liquid funds," Westlin says.
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Haven't health care investors long bought up shares to keep the price of their portfolio companies from dropping until the stock becomes more liquid?
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Their more liquid peers in Hong Kong were not spared as they clocked their worst day since early 2019 with a 1.9 percent slide.
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I am sure the Qataris will be moving some of their less liquid assets into more liquid ones as a form of insurance, i.e.
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In this panade, the drier the bread, the more liquid — and hence more flavor — it will absorb, and the more completely it will transform.
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When it does, the company sends someone in to top up the shipper with more liquid nitrogen, or transfer the contents to a new container.
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With caution pervading markets, investors prefer equity index futures rather than punting on individual cash stocks or benchmark cash indices because they are more liquid.
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Red tomatoes have a little bit more liquid inside of them, a little bit more water content, and the green tomato is not as watery.
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"The more active exchanges like CME or ICE become, the easier, the more liquid it will become for traditional investors" to trade bitcoin, he said.
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At that level, the sovereign provides a decent pick-up to its curve, where the more liquid 2024s were trading at around 3.60% on Wednesday.
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Chinese firms prefer to raise debt offshore where the market is much deeper and more liquid, allowing them to sign larger and longer-term deals.
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"We will issue a regulation allowing transaction of commercial papers and a regulation allowing NCDs to be traded to make them more liquid," he said.
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However, the Australian dollar, a more liquid proxy for China, was 0.2 percent weaker at $0.6941, pressured by the slumping crude futures and stock markets.
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Compared with the interbank derivative market, China's bond futures market is more liquid and transparent, providing a much-needed hedging tool for banks, Liu said.
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Gates finally acquiesced to the idea of an initial public offering because the IPO would create a much wider, more liquid market for the company's shares.
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Using the platform, companies can take advantage of the benefits of tokenizations, making assets more liquid and simplifying bookkeeping without needing to hire a dev team.
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"The U.S. would cut off your dollar funding and that would be a nightmare as the U.S. has the deepest and more liquid currency," he said.
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The Cboe denies those allegations and has said it has taken steps to make the settlement auctions more liquid, including upgrading the technology behind the process.
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The iShares MSCI Emerging Markets ETF is a much larger and more liquid fund with a stellar record as well, rising in every instance but one.
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For the brave legions who still want exposure to those stocks, she says the Consumer Discretionary Select Sector SPDR Fund is more liquid than its peers.
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The drop reflects portfolio managers making their funds more liquid to cope with customer outflows ahead of new regulations from the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission.
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When the regular cup is filled, though, there's no gap at the top — meaning you do get more liquid when buying a large versus a regular.
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Reuters previously reported that the Partners Fund was likely to be phased out, starting with the exit of its more liquid, or easy to sell, positions.
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Low ultimately stole around $4.5 billion, "more liquid cash than almost anyone on earth," according to "Billion Dollar Whale," the definitive book on Low's alleged crimes.
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BlackRock, which is selling the more liquid assets on behalf of Link, has sold 56% of the fund, totaling 1.65 billion pounds ($2.12 billion), Link said.
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In its May index review, MSCI will move Pakistan from "frontier" to "emerging" markets, a segment comprising larger, more liquid developing economies such as Brazil or Russia.
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The bonds that trade in countries like Turkey, Mexico and Brazil are far more liquid than the deeply distressed corporate securities that Third Avenue's credit fund favored.
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Who knows what techniques or discoveries might help build a new vaccine or treatment, if only the data pertaining to these small-scale experiments were more liquid.
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Dennis noted that the exclusive approach to syndicating deals only works to discourage the integration of the securitisation sector into the broader, more liquid fixed income market.
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Covenant-lite has previously been reserved for larger, more liquid loans and its appearance on a small middle-market loan is another sign of a frothy market.
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"We absolutely recognize that we need to put a lot of emphasis on deepening the market, making it more liquid," Petersen told Reuters in a phone interview.
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Platinum has told investors in recent years that it can manage mass redemptions thanks to large chunks of more liquid investments, at least in its main fund.
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Shares of the some of the larger, more liquid FIIs are also up this year, an indicator that local investors are more sanguine than their U.S. peers.
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This is about recalibrating some of the very detailed rules in there so that markets are more liquid and mortgages are more available and stuff like that.
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How can he say that ours is a static culture in the age of connectivity, which has accelerated change and turned ours into ever more "liquid societies"?
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In addition to embracing onshore hedging tools, an increasing number of Chinese firms are starting to access overseas derivative markets, which are often more liquid and less costly.
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What these accounts failed to acknowledge is that online networks help build a different kind of political identity, more liquid in its manifestation, less constrained by physical proximity.
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Another popular area is alternative assets, such as infrastructure, private equity and direct lending, as their returns are higher than more liquid assets such as stocks and bonds.
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"Simply listing an unquoted company overseas does not in itself make the stock more liquid," FCA Chief Executive Andrew Bailey wrote in a column in the Financial Times.
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"The great thing about employee stock purchase plans is that they are more liquid than 401(k)s," said Emily Cervino, vice president at Fidelity Stock Plan Services.
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On the day that ICD announced IPTs, conventional investors could have picked up Qatar's more-liquid US$2bn January 2022s at swaps plus 137bp, according to Eikon data.
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"For an institutional investor this announcement doesn't change much, though to the extent it makes their markets deeper and more liquid, it represents an improvement," Del Buono said.
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Australia's A$154 billion sovereign wealth fund recently kicked off a program to sell portions of its private equity and infrastructure investments, to be in more liquid assets.
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It contains raspberry extract for hydration and SPF 50 for major protection, and is more liquid-y than creamy so using it daily won't feel like a chore.
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"I know a lot of business owners who are thinking about being a little more liquid, which means that money is not going into the economy," she said.
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Investors have instead plumped for more liquid currencies like the Japanese yen, another safe-haven currency, and the dollar in the latest bout of turmoil hitting global markets.
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Most financial advisers recommend reducing risk in your investment portfolio as you approach retirement age, to keep more liquid assets to draw from in your post-work years.
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China's stock market has seen a surge of inflows from foreign investors, who have been pressing Beijing to provide more hedging tools and foster a more liquid derivatives market.
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They are also concerned the contracts will tie them into delivering crude to the Midwest region, limiting their ability to reach more liquid markets like the U.S. Gulf Coast.
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The Aussie is seen as a more liquid proxy for investments in China and it gained along with hopes that the rate cut would help growth and economic sentiment.
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"If the monetary policies are going be easing around the world then the financial system would be much more liquid, which might augur some buying in commodities," Wyckoff said.
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HBON's balance sheet is more liquid than that of peers and this is one reason for the bank's weak profitability, which remains below peer average but is continuously improving.
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That's because, all else being equal, a larger ETF will be more liquid, track its index better, have better tax efficiency and be lower cost than a smaller ETF.
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Long S&P 500, short Nasdaq 100While it offers lower risk and fewer rewards, Wilson describes this trade as more liquid way to approach the same growth scare concerns.
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Another question that comes up is the role of venture capital funds who purchase tokens—a much more liquid position than the startup equity they usually hold for years.
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The Bank of Canada extended its bond buyback programme and pledged to hold more frequent debt exchanges in which banks can exchange older bonds for newer, more liquid ones.
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He also argued that liquidity rules imposed on U.S. banks are impeding lenders from using abundant liquidity in a profitable way by requiring banks to hoard more liquid assets.
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The Australian dollar, a more liquid proxy for China, was 0.2 percent higher at $0.6941, as European stock markets trimmed losses and crude oil rose above $30 a barrel.
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HACK has continued to lag CIBR in the nearly three months since Nasdaq was removed, though Masucci said it holds stocks that are more "liquid," easier to buy and sell.
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The optimistic view is that had Mr Aas been a smaller fish, or the pond bigger and more liquid, Nasdaq might have been able to find buyers for his positions.
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Hopes of a resolution helped Chinese blue-chips and the Shanghai Composite close more than 1 percent higher, while their more liquid peers in Hong Kong rose half a percent.
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It's a conundrum — one made even more sensitive by Desai's view that turmoil in the private credit market could create contagion and waves of selling in other, more liquid assets.
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The influx of capital and resulting competitive market conditions has allowed many US middle market companies to access similarly aggressive terms and conditions to larger borrowers with more liquid loans.
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Higher-rated peers such as British Land (BBB+/Positive) and Unibail (A/Stable) have assets in the higher-rated economies in western Europe which Fitch views as being more liquid.
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The nation's banks are arguably as strong as ever, since they are required to hold a lot more capital, invest in safer and more liquid assets, and be more prudent lenders.
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Though smaller than the Moon in diameter, this tantalizing world contains more liquid water than Earth, and tidal heating may warm its vast saltwater expanse to temperatures conducive to biological productivity.
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This is partly because some Middle East funds have rebalanced their portfolios towards more liquid assets such as equities to accommodate drawdowns from cash-strapped governments needing to plug budget gaps.
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In an attempt to prevent further government-led bailouts, the global framework set by the G-21625 was to provision more liquid capital for the inevitable stress of another financial crisis.
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The expiring U.S. West Texas Intermediate (WTI) crude for August delivery settled up $1.00 at $434 a barrel, while the more liquid September contract rose 2 cents to $68.26 a barrel.
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It had a foam head closer to 1/4 of an inch thick and had a more noticeable transition when sipping through the top layer to the bottom, more liquid layer.
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The new bonds will most likely be more liquid — and easier to buy and sell — creating more incentive for big Wall Street investors like Pimco and Franklin Templeton to buy them.
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The regulators said this was done to create an illusion that markets were more liquid than they actually were, to induce clients to trade at prices they might otherwise not accept.
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The Bank of Canada boosted liquidity by extending its bond buyback program and pledging to hold more frequent bond exchanges where banks can exchange older bonds for newer, more liquid ones.
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The Bank of Canada boosted liquidity by extending its bond buyback program and pledging to hold more frequent bond exchanges where banks can exchange older bonds for newer, more liquid ones.
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Mr Woodford's firm says closing the gate will give it the breathing space it needs to "reposition" the fund towards more liquid stocks, so as to meet redemption requests once it reopens.
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"What you're seeing is a supply-demand price reaction, which is what you'd expect when the market becomes more transparent, more liquid, more seasonal and less bilateral," said Cheniere CEO Jack Fusco.
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"If they can achieve this rate of purchases in the quiet summer period, it should be very encouraging for the more liquid autumn months," Matthew Bailey, a credit strategist at JPMorgan, said.
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They have gained ground in U.S. shale oil and gas because they hold cash that can be invested quickly, and because their publicly traded shares are more liquid than private equity investments.
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"Things won't really change for women unless women become more liquid, and all of our money is tied in our companies," says Rachel Tipograph, founder of MikMak and a Cleo Capital scout.
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"Size does matter in REITs," said Adrian Chui, chief executive officer of ESR-REIT, adding the deal will help create a sizeable and more liquid REIT, backed by a strong developer-sponsor.
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And with more liquid options available to them than at any other time in history, there are likely to be more than a few sublime water substitutes out there waiting to be discovered.
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In Mr. Trump's post-neoliberal future, former chief executives, billionaire hedge-fund managers and real estate moguls dismantle the state to make capitalism yet more liquid, but use the state to stiffen borders.
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During a panel at the summit, one woman whispers that sales at her cosmetics firm are growing faster due to "more liquid money in the lower classes", thanks to AMLO's spending on the poor.
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No matter how quickly I try to dump out the grounds, they inevitably stick, only sliding out when I add more liquid, which becomes risky when I then have to empty the the trash.
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"The industry needs to work a little harder to figure out how they're going to get more liquid in the cash trade," Duffy told Reuters on the sidelines of a trade conference in California.
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The baker's percentages didn't have such wild variations, staying in a range of 100 (thick batters with an equal amount of liquid and flour) to 225 (runny mixtures with significantly more liquid than flour).
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Frase said his firm will likely use hedge-fund style trading of more liquid commodities securities, such as futures contracts linked to energy, metal and agricultural prices, using both human and automated decision-making.
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But if the LNG producers were able to invest in developing new markets, along trading hubs and storage facilities, it's likely a more liquid and sophisticated market would benefit them in the long term.
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Yuan hedging markets are still in their infancy, stymied by the central bank's stringent requirements for hedging and the limited participation of speculators and large state-owned firms, which could make markets more liquid.
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"For the more generic products that are more liquid like futures and bitcoin, 24-hour trading works" because there is strong global demand for those products, said Larry Tabb, founder of The Tabb Group.
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The result: legitimate securities tokens will be a good way to raise capital for unique assets as the regulatory landscape catches up with the technology and a more liquid market for security tokens results.
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The expectation was these countries would follow the path trodden by the likes of Brazil and Russia, attaining full-fledged emerging markets status as their markets became bigger, more liquid, and with greater foreign participation.
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To complicate matters further, E.T.F.s are inclined not to own bonds that trade irregularly; instead, they hold portfolios of more liquid issues that they expect to correlate highly — but not perfectly — with a relevant index.
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Exclusive Group's €500m Term Loan B also had "pages and pages" of changes, a person close to the deal said, after the buyside objected to terms that are typically reserved for larger, more liquid deals.
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For this reason, the Portugal/Germany spread is the one which may not have legs — investors do not see it sustainably trading tighter than Italy, a larger economy with a far more liquid bond market.
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Institutional investors have eschewed risk and favoured more liquid major miners, which analysts and CEOs say will eventually lead to commodity price spikes because not enough companies have the funding to hunt out new projects.
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I could not figure out why it hadn't been done and set out to build CREXi to help industry stakeholders be more efficient and to make the industry more liquid, transparent and easier to access.
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Fears of a firmer crackdown on property could provoke not only a selloff in housing but also - and more dangerously - in the more liquid pool of bonds and wealth-management products invested in property assets.
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Companies like FLEXE and Flowspace are connecting unused warehouse space and fulfillment capacity with clients that have dynamic warehousing and fulfillment needs, creating a more liquid and efficient market while also increasing visibility into their assets.
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"I expect more cash-rich companies to invest in government bonds as these are more liquid and carry a much better credit risk," said Anindya Das Gupta, head of local markets trading at Barclays in India.
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He came up with two dishes of meatballs served with barley-risotto, tomato sauce and Parmesan; one vegetarian and one meat, served slightly more liquid than normal, in order to make the plate easier to devour.
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They make markets more liquid: when short-selling is banned by regulators, bid-ask spreads—the difference between the price at which shares are bought and sold, widely used as a measure of market liquidity—increase.
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Bailey said that listing an unquoted company overseas does not in itself make the stock more liquid, and investors have a right to choose the jurisdiction in which they invest and for it to be maintained.
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More liquid asset markets potentially lower the cost of capital; the creation of instruments such as derivatives allow risk to be allocated more efficiently, to those who have the appetites (and balance sheets) to handle it.
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Many such stocks rarely trade, and the program would test whether wider spreads would prompt market makers, which post buy and sell orders for others to trade against, to post more orders, making markets more liquid.
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This corner of the market relies heavily on the largest four US banks — and those banks have been holding more liquid assets in US Treasuries compared to what they store with the Federal Reserve, BIS notes.
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This corner of the market relies heavily on the largest four US banks — and those banks have been holding more liquid assets in US Treasuries compared to what they store with the Federal Reserve, BIS notes.
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But public markets are far more liquid: that is one reason why Spotify, a music-streaming unicorn, is flirting with the idea of a direct listing, whereby a firm gets a ticker without raising any new capital.
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Also hit were the shares of some of Woodford's biggest holdings amid concern that he could be forced to sell out of some of his more liquid assets to create cash for when the fund is reopened.
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BASICALLY, A MINIMUM REQUIREMENT FOR HIGHLY LIQUID AND THEN TWO OTHER CATEGORIES OF MORE LIQUID AND LESS LIQUID, SO THEY CAN BOTH BETTER MONITOR AND THE BOARD CAN BETTER MONITOR THE LIQUIDITY RISKS AS CAN THE SEC.
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During the last few crypto booms, some investors said that it was probably simpler to just invest in various tokens instead of companies working on blockchains — faster returns and your money would be more liquid, to boot.
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Economists say the mechanism's removal will lead overseas investors to channel funds through the banking system instead of the central bank, making banks more liquid in foreign currency but also potentially making the exchange rate more volatile.
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The challenge may be more acute for the ECB than say, for the Bank of Japan, since the euro zone's deeper and more liquid capital markets attract more overseas issuers, increasing scope for substitution into overseas securities.
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"Any development which prevented EU27 firms from continuing to clear trades in the UK would split liquidity between a less liquid onshore market for EU firms and a more liquid offshore market for everyone else," Carney said.
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A Milan-based trader said the conversion prices were slightly above expectations and had pushed up the market value of the bonds towards the levels set for the swap, especially the Tier 2s which are more liquid.
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Also hit were the shares of some of Woodford's other big holdings amid concern that he could be forced to sell out of some of his more liquid assets to create cash for when the fund is reopened.
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EUAAs can only be used by airlines for compliance with the scheme, which means they trade at a discount to the more liquid EUAs, the staple EU carbon currency that can be used by power plants and factories.
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This month, BI announced a move to use the seven-day reverse repurchase rate as its new policy benchmark - instead of the 12 month rate - to better align lending rates with rates in the more liquid money market.
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He is also accused of using the offshore accounts to defraud banks by taking out mortgages that made him appear to have more liquid assets than he actually had, enabling him to obtain better interest rates on loans.
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Many LNG producers have so far declined to comment on the rising threat from more aggressive buyers, although Australia's Woodside Petroleum suggested last week that flexibility in long-term contracts would eventually lead to a more liquid market.
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At a congressional hearing in Washington this month, experts noted that the United States, Mexico and Canada are on track to achieve North American energy independence by 2020—meaning the region will produce more liquid fuels than it consumes.
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"Things get better once you get that stamp of approval with an investment grade rating, it does open up a broader market and typically a more liquid market," said David Tan, head of global rates at JPMorgan Asset Management.
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Taken together, the performance numbers help explain the continued investor preference, at least as far as stocks are concerned, for passive index funds that track indexes but carry lower costs and are more liquid than mostly active mutual funds.
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"This period of suspension is intended to protect the investors in the fund by allowing Woodford... time to reposition the element of the fund's portfolio invested in unquoted and less liquid stocks, in to more liquid investments," it said.
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There are more liquid lipsticks on the market to choose from than there are Allman Brothers tracks on Spotify, but let's just say I wouldn't dare trade this one to Humble Pie for $50 and a case of beer.
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"Having the largest demand center in the world cooperating with a major trading hub means that traders like RCMA would be able to deploy more capital in a broader and more liquid environment, with additional players," RCMA's Koscharsky said.
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"If all of the above are off the table, you might start to build up a more liquid investment account and invest in tax-efficient assets such as municipal bonds or low-turnover mutual funds or ETFs," he said.
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"This period of suspension is intended to protect the investors in the fund by allowing Woodford ... time to reposition the element of the fund's portfolio invested in unquoted and less liquid stocks, in to more liquid investments," it said.
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Bestbond, based in Nanjing, eastern China, still prefers Nasdaq as it is a higher profile, more liquid market that would likely offer better valuations, but the company cannot afford to have its eggs in just one basket, Wang said.
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" Ryan Hughes, Head of Active Portfolios at AJ Bell, said that with an element of the fund in illiquid investments, the fund was forced to sell its more liquid holdings to fund redemptions, which in turn can "exacerbate the problem.
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LONDON, Nov 7 (Reuters) - Insurer Aviva's fund arm announced plans on Tuesday for its first listed UK property trust, joining a number of other such listings since Britain's vote to leave the European Union increased demand for more liquid property assets.
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The decision to collapse Unilever's dual-headed structure was aimed at strategic flexibility, and the Netherlands was a natural choice given the Dutch company accounts for 55 percent of the group and the Dutch shares are more liquid, he said.
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"On the back of the changes in the maritime rules for the use of fuels, Pemex updated (the formula), trying to include more liquid mixes that could help better model the Mexican mix," said Gabriel Yorio, a senior finance ministry official.
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Though this frozen world is smaller than the Moon, evidence suggests it hosts more liquid water than all of Earth's oceans combined, prompting imaginative visions of alien space whales and other potential creatures that might roam the moon's subsurface seas.
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The possibility of adding a new bill maturity comes at a time amid expectations of growing demand for short-term government debt from money market mutual funds that must comply with rules on holding more liquid and less risky securities.
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Preparing for repatriation may mean cash-rich companies want to hold more of their funds in more liquid securities like U.S. Treasuries, said Benjamin Campbell, chief executive officer of Capital Advisors Group, which advises companies on cash and risk management.
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That this activism took place in Hong Kong shows that activism through institutional shareholders is likely to have a greater global effect than hedge fund activism, which needs more liquid markets to function and is often looking for a quick hit.
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The move solves one major headache for equity investors who, without such a decision, could have been cut off from more liquid U.S. markets when the EU's new financial markets regulations, known as MiFID II, enter into force on Jan. 3.
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That's partly down to investor sentiment, but also because the start-ups issuing new coins in ICOs generally collect money in a more liquid cryptocurrency, such as bitcoin or, more commonly, Ethereum's ether - the second-biggest cryptocurrency in total value.
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Caution is expected to prevail as the market heads into an electoral year in the US. "Going into 295.4, managers are gun shy; they want to make the right decisions with more liquid names or less concentrated positions," said one investor.
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The Shenzhen market has more small-cap stocks than China's other bourse, with an average market cap of about half of that of Shanghai listed shares but they are more liquid than some of their bigger counterparts in Hong Kong and Asia.
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The more liquid names in Europe's secondary loan market had also begun to soften in the last couple of weeks for the first time since March, according to Thomson Reuters LPC data, as investors sold out to make room for the new supply.
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"You might not be willing to sell the ones with the big losses, but rather sell the more liquid holdings, so there could have been pressure for funds to sell some South Africa," said Trieu Pham, emerging markets sovereign debt strategist at ING.
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XENON will soon upgrade to XENONnT with even more liquid xenon, which will allow scientists to observe these events more frequently, and to observe neutrinoless events that have even longer half-lives, explained Laura Baudis, professor of physics at the University of Zurich.
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The review comes within months of Jes Staley taking over as chief executive of the British lender, at a time when it is required by regulators at home to hold more liquid assets to shore up defences against any future financial crises.
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LONDON, July 11 (Reuters) - London's gold market is much more liquid than government or corporate bonds, the London Bullion Market Association (LBMA) said on Thursday, presenting new figures which it said meant gold should not be subject to tough new liquidity rules.
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Lofting the satellite into GTO on Friday consumed far more liquid oxygen and kerosene fuel than the April 8 launch, which carried cargo and an inflatable room to the International Space Station (ISS) some 93 miles up — about 100 times closer to Earth.
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The Sunday Telegraph said regulators were considering requiring funds to ask investors to give a notice period of 30 days to six months for redemptions, or to hold more liquid assets to meet withdrawals, such as cash or shares and bonds in property-related companies.
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Ecologist Mourad Gabriel, who documents the issue for the Forest Service as well as other state, local and federal law enforcement agencies, estimates California's forests hold 24 times more solid fertilizers and 2000 times more liquid pesticides than Forest Service investigators found in 2500.
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The report said Chinese banks, while meeting Basel requirements, should hold more liquid assets and gradually increase their capital to create buffers to absorb potential losses that can be expected during China's economic transition as credit is tightened and assumed guarantees for investors are removed.
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But a deeper test is whether the overhaul — which forced banks to have higher levels of capital and retain more liquid cash — has put the banks in a position in which they can continue lending to the real economy during this period of pervasive uncertainty.
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Launched in late November, the Virtual High Touch workflow responds to growing demand for more tailored execution, helping buyside firms address large, harder-to-trade orders by targeting latent liquidity, as well as achieving mid-price execution for more liquid, easier-to-trade bond orders.
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To a certain degree, this push by the agency to require funds to be more liquid and disclose the riskiness of their investments mirrors the regulatory demands that commercial and investment banks face in terms of higher capital requirements and restrictions on trading activities.
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The beauty of a sakura is that it is only beautiful when it's still attached to the tree — try to pick a blossom and it tears: It is more liquid than solid, and not meant to be held or indeed kept for longer than a few minutes.
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"The suspension of dealing in the funds enables us to reduce our exposure and redeploy that capital into more liquid stocks in the FTSE 350 but primarily in the FTSE 100 that fit in with my core strategy", he said in a video posted on the fund's website.
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In a letter to investors posted on its website, Link said it believed a suspension until December would give the manager time to reposition the fund's portfolio into more liquid assets, in order to give money back to clients that seek to leave when the suspension is lifted.
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Producers, for their part, should not resist the move to a more flexible LNG market, because a freer market will allow them to profit more when the supply-demand balance moves back in their favor, and also to survive low-price times by accessing a more liquid spot market.
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Individual geniuses routinely do things that no one has ever seen before, but also the game is both faster and more liquid than at any point in recent memory; on the league's best teams, the resident superstars do their work in stream, in harmony, and in context, and seem happy to do it.
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"I think the market will likely soon shift its denomination back to the larger, more liquid, and more trusted assets like bitcoin, driving up their price while sending some smaller assets falling steeply as large holders exit on thinly traded markets," Alex Sunnarborg, founding partner of cryptocurrency fund Tetras Capital, said in an email.
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BW: Well, first of all, I think the financial system, certainly the banking system, is extremely strong, I mean, vastly better capitalised than we were, pre the global financial crisis, and-, and much more liquid, with-, with much more robust risk modelling, and-, and things of that nature, where models are still being used at all.
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I think too big to fail is something we need to watch, but I think we have made excellent progress over the last seven or eight years in deleveraging the banks, making them more liquid and reducing the interconnectedness..I think the market might, over the next few years, take its own actions with companies to make these banks smaller, but I think, of the issues I see out there that are systemic, breaking up the big banks is not high on my list.
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