Examples of Eurobond market in a sentence
Congress also anticipated that repeal of the withholding tax on portfolio interest would allow the U.S. Treasury Department direct access to the Eurobond market.
Congress believed that the imposition of a withholding tax on portfolio interest paid on debt obligations issued by U.S. persons might impair the ability of U.S. corporations to raise capital in the Eurobond market (i.e., the global market for U.S. dollar-denominated debt obligations).
Demand from institutional investors is met through public offerings on the Eurobond market and private placements of instruments tailored on the basis of the specific needs of the subscriber.The volatility of the debt capital markets in Italy and abroad may impair the Issuer’s ability to raise funding through fixed-income instruments and may affect its liquidity in the long term.
Congress also anticipated that repeal of the withholding tax on portfolio interest would allow the Treasury Department direct access to the Eurobond market.
Congress believed that the imposition of a withholding tax on portfolio interest paid on debt obligations issued by U.S. persons might impair the ability of domestic corporations to raise capital in the Eurobond market (i.e., the global market for U.S. dollar-denominated debt obligations).
Another extreme example is that of Kazakhstan, where banks had borrowed heavily on the Eurobond market for short maturities and at low rates.
These bonds were to be offered for sale only to institutional investors.Consequently, on 30 March 2015 Prysmian S.p.A. completed the placement with institutional investors of an unrated bond, on the Eurobond market, for a total nominal value of Euro 750 million.
Demand from institutional investors is met through public offerings on the Eurobond market and private placements of instruments tailored on the basis of the specific needs of the subscriber.
As an example, a global bond denominated in yen could be sold to Japan or any other country throughout the Eurobond market.
In that case, it was undisputed that the taxpayer had structured the transaction at issue to access the Eurobond market, where it could borrow at a lower interest rate, and to allow foreign lenders to avoid paying a 30 percent U.S. withholding tax.