Meanings of financial instrument in English

LIFE is the EU's financial instrument to support environmental, nature conservation and climate action projects.

Ultimately she hopes to reach the banks and traders that buy gold as a financial instrument.

Or you can have it in a cashier's check or any other financial instrument you like.

A swap trade involves an exchange of cash flows of one party's financial instrument for the other's instrument.

Also, technology has allowed us to look beyond the financial instrument level and understand what the risk components are.

Buying back preference shares would also help Telefonica distance itself from growing unease about this type of financial instrument in Spain.

They allege that the bank's former management misled regulators over a hybrid financial instrument it used to partly fund the acquisition.

Whether a financial instrument cancelled by another is still valid, presentable and should be honoured by its issuer is still debated.

Two months ago, no financial instrument was available for older people who wanted to realise some of the value of their home.

There is no real way of hedging your liability out 15 years with a financial instrument, said Carbon Conscious chief Peter Balsarini.

Using a messy financial instrument probably didn't help, especially after the target rejected the deal math and compared its suitor to Tyco.

Even as he seems aware that he has created a financial instrument that could come crashing down, he marvels at its conceptual applications.

Naked short selling is when a trader sells a financial instrument without first borrowing the instrument or ensuring that it can be borrowed.

The foreign investors are parking their money in dollars and avoiding position in any other financial instrument to keep the fund safe and intact.

The emerging asset class has created a divide among Wall Street and central bankers alike over whether it is a legitimate and sustainable financial instrument.

Naked short selling is when a trader sells a financial instrument without first borrowing the instrument, as would be done in a conventional short sale.