Examples of using Optionality in English and their translations into German
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This optionality has two obvious implications.
This was because German government bonds have significant optionality.
There was limited discussion on optionality, which is seen as necessary.
To retain the IFRS 17 transition requirements without amendment that would reduce the optionality.
Otherwise, dual optionality will render the positive approach adopted in the Commission's proposal superfluous.
It also ensures that a correct value is placed for any optionality inherent to them.
Sovereign has now demonstrated unique optionality to produce a range of high- quality p roduct s from a simple flotation flowsheet.
Forward-looking: A solid corporate strategy appropriately anticipates risk,uncertainty and optionality.
Optionality: Amendment No 2 essentially states that a Member State will be free to decide whether or not to regulate in this field.
It will grow our reserves,significantly increase our production and add growth optionality to our portfolio.
The lithium hydroxide study is designed to provide optionality to the JV and potential partners to consider alternate products.
Nebari plans to work closely with Aguia on the development of Três Estradas, providing flexibility,competitive cost of capital, and optionality for the Company.
Very low costs, product optionality and development in a stable jurisdiction highlights the enormous potential of the Malingunde graphite project.
Work continues o n the installation of an additional millin the fourth quarter which will help grind size optionality and improve recoveries at the plant.
The decentralised procedure wasacknowledged as having significant advantages in terms of optionality but any such advantage is tempered to an extent by the failure of the system to operate on the basis of effective mutual recognition involving a significant number of Member States.
As a situation commentary and constructive criticism, location definition and perspective opening, address and corrective, self-perception and perception by the other,current relevance and optionality, noticing and simultaneous retrospective and outlook.
It takes intoaccount the possible changes in expected bond cash flows for bonds with embedded optionality(for example the bond issuer's right to redeem bonds at a pre-determined price on certain dates) due to the 1% change in rates.
An institution shall demonstrate that its internal model meets soundness standards comparable to the IRB approach for credit risk under the assumption of a constant level of risk, and adjusted where appropriate to reflect the impact of liquidity, concentrations,hedging and optionality.
The principle of optionality introduced by this Directive, whereby Member States may exercise their right to decide whether or not to regulate any of the instruments covered by this Directive, should be applicable only to the extent that this will not cause unfair competition.
Unconventional funding methods imply that all is not well one of the reasons why under Paul Tucker, the Bank of England's debt issuance department- before that responsibility went to the DMO- made great steps to modernise the gilt market,doing away with gilts with embedded optionality and quirks, and producing a transparent auction calendar.