An adequate coverage of interest expense signifies that debt instruments are reasonably secure investments.
An FII registered as a debt-only FII can invest 100% of its investment into debt instruments.
Finally, the risk premium along the entire spectrum of debt instruments has to come in.
ING, for instance, wants to sell local debt instruments, like Brazilian treasury bills, to foreign investors.
For all other sovereign debt instruments, volatilities rose consistently by more than 7%, according to the study.
Eurobonds are corporate debt instruments issued outside the control of national tax authorities, and therefore pay interest gross.
CDOs are being used to transform existing debt instruments that are accurately priced into new ones that are overvalued.
On the other side are investors who buy money market and debt instruments.
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Each of these debt instruments functions differently, their returns vary and the degree of risk is different for each.
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Some of these debt instruments are: consumer loans, micro loans, factoring, direct real estate loans and mortgage backed securities.
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When they do, the value of longer-term debt instruments will fall, while the value of bank reserves will be unchanged.
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But long term rates are set by the market: the interactions of buyers and sellers of long term debt instruments.
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Already, the relative scarcity of Treasury paper has widened the yield spread between Treasurys and other debt instruments like agencies, mortgages and corporates.
For more than 30 years the SEC has taken upon itself the task of deciding who should rate debt instruments and who shouldn't.
Additional rules take effect for mutual funds on January 1, 2012 and for debt instruments, options and other securities on January 1, 2013.
While funds own stocks or other assets, ETNs are debt instruments whose returns are pegged to the return on stocks or other assets.
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The Rialto Investments segment is involved in the acquisitions of portfolios of, or interests in portfolios of, distressed debt instruments and foreclosed properties.
Accordingly, Soviet willingness or ability to redeem bonds at maturity could directly affect the economic well-being of those who hold such Soviet debt instruments.
Our usual longest term debt instruments have been 40 year bonds.
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The wave of litigation over dodgy debt instruments is still swelling.
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Adequate coverage of interest expenses is a sign of security for investors, as it ensures that the company can meet its obligations related to senior debt instruments.
Long-term interest rates, for instance, are not set by central bankers, but by credit markets that eventually price credit risk into the price of different debt instruments.
Simply put, debt instruments are where investment dollars are being funneled, but, while it may look like returns are growing, a bubble is being created that, like my tires, may pop at any time.
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Because of the lack of transparency, they cannot see whether these volatile new debt instruments are in safe hands or how they will behave in a crisis when everyone is heading for the exits.
The U.S. Treasury can only suffer a loss from granting an income exclusion if the person or designated group of those who receive the exclusion are actually holders of U.S. none interest bearing debt instruments.
Such a settlement would remove Moscow from the restrictive provisions of the Johnson Debt Default Act of 1934, thereby permitting the Soviet issuance of bonds and other debt instruments in the United States and on a dollar-denominated basis.
The sharply increased use of bonds and other securities has actually compounded the problem of moving such governments toward disciplined, transparent financing methods and made more difficult the rescheduling of such debt instruments during periods of financial distress.
Worse yet, the balance shifts even more decidedly in the Soviets' favor if, as a result of this settlement, Moscow can begin issuing bonds and other debt instruments in the United States and on a dollar-denominated basis off-shore.
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Under new rules for sovereign bonds called OFZ and other local debt instruments, foreigners can tap in directly through the Euroclear service, bypassing the current need to have a Russian broker on the ground somewhere in Moscow or St.
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