Significats de trade book en anglès

One point of uncertainty, they added, was what Barclays was going to do with its trade book.

He added that the electronic trade book was showing bids, to buy, outnumbered asks, to sell, by a huge margin.

Hayes's dealing created a constantly changing trade book stretching years into the future, which was mapped out on a vast Excel spreadsheet.

As a result, Ballantine plans to push Sherman's book not as a trade book, but as a mass-market paperback, planting it in supermarket check-out aisles.

In 1930, the firm turned from rare books to trade books.

With Random House, these six firms are the largest publishers of trade books in the United States.

Mostly architectural trade books.

The guidelines need updating as when they were introduced trading books held largely "plain vanilla" assets such as stocks and bonds.

Bowker, 8,838 business trade books were published in 2008, an average of 24 a day, compared with 7,722 in 2007.

He is selling " trade books" which account for only 25% of the wholesale book market: the primary problem in trade-book publishing is book distribution.