eurodollar market

His report on the Eurodollar market earned him attention from the president.

And the Eurodollar market was quite good, so we used to keep our money in dollars."

For longer maturity loans, banks can tap the Eurodollar market.

The Eurodollar market had made things right, but that market was now mainly closed.

The Eurodollar market is by a wide margin the largest source of global finance.

Important parts of the system of international transactions, such as the Eurodollar market, are outside any control whatever.

Blunt regulation of commercial lending created today's booming Eurodollar market.

That led to the Eurodollar market, which allowed companies to circumvent American tax laws.

However, from the late 1950s the effectiveness of capital controls began to break down, in part due to innovations such as the Eurodollar market.

It began with the Eurodollar market.

US banks can raise funds in the Eurodollar market through their overseas branches and subsidiaries.

He helped found the London Eurodollar market, saving London's position as a global financial centre.

In 1961 the bank was granted a limited deposit licence enabling it to start trading in the Eurodollar market.

Earlier, Toyota Motor floated $1 billion worth of five-year securities in the Eurodollar market.

Since then, three-month bank deposits in the Eurodollar market have incresed more than one-fourth percentage point, to 8 11/16 percent yesterday.

Traditionally, the bank's dollar borrowing operations have been smaller, discrete issues offered in either the domestic capital markets or in the Eurodollar market overseas.

Other short-term borrowings, like deposits purchased in the Eurodollar market, were down to $13.07 billion from $18.93 billion.

Larger banks rely heavily on money borrowed at wholesale rates in the Eurodollar market or from other banks, on which insurance premiums are not paid.

First came the development of the eurodollar market in London, driven by the wish to avoid domestic banking regulations in the United States.

The London interbank offered rate, or Libor, is the basic short-term lending rate in the Eurodollar market.

When it was fashionable to expand in the London Eurodollar market, Canada's fifth-largest bank decided its future was superregional, not multinational.

The London rate is the short-term rate of interest in the Eurodollar market and the rate to which many Eurodollar loans and deposits are tied.

Commissions in the eurodollar market as a whole (not illustrated) obviously depend on maturities and the quality of the issuer, but similar trends in fees are observable.

In a delayed reaction to activity in the Eurodollar market, rates on certificates of deposit that mature in early January shot up by 40 basis points yesterday, to 9 percent.

Eric Helleiner has argued that heavy lobbying from Wall St bankers was a factor in persuading US authorities not to exempt the Eurodollar market from capital controls.