Significados de entice investors en inglés

Merkel said the government could use loan guarantees to help entice investors.

Even if CPI grows modestly, it would be enough to entice investors.

Wednesday's bond market selloff may entice investors in search for yield, Rajappa said.

However, BC Partners has made some concessions to entice investors into the fund.

Wall Street also looked set to open up as beaten-down shares continue to entice investors.

The 95-year-old company might be more likely to entice investors like Misnik back to the IPO market.

The debt is issued by companies seen as less likely to repay, and they offer steeper yields to entice investors.

But to entice investors, issuers and underwriters will have to price their IPOs conservatively and demonstrate a record of growing profits.

But analysts said the window remained open for new listings even if companies might need to lower their pricing targets to entice investors.

Corporate bonds carry higher risk when compared to government bonds, and as such, they offer attractive interest rates to entice investors to participate.

The need for banks to raise capital to offset mounting credit-related losses is forcing them to pay higher interest rates to entice investors.

Labor will entice investors to participate by halving the managed investment trust tax from 30 per cent to 15.

George Osborne may well try to entice investors to gobble up a few this week, before pension fund managers embark on their annual summer getaway.

Some analysts had expected the yield increase, the biggest one since July 2013 during the "taper tantrum," to entice investors who want cheaper bonds.

IPO activity surged last year as low interest rates and a surging stock market enticed investors.

IPO activity surged worldwide last year as low interest rates and a surging stock market enticed investors.