Examples of Swiss Francs in a sentence

US multinational raised substantial amounts of capital during 1970s by issuing bonds denominated in D-mark in Germany and bonds denominated in Swiss Francs in Switzerland.
Any currency may be so specified (including, without limitation, euro (as defined in Condition 9E) (" EUR") Japanese Yen ("JPY"), Pounds Sterling ("GBP"), Norwegian Kroner ("NOK"), Swiss Francs ("CHF"), Swedish Kronor ("SEK") and United States dollars ("USD")), subject to compliance with all applicable legal and/or regulatory and/or central bank requirements.
In August 2001 UEFA began a partnership with the Football Against Racism in Europe (FARE) network through financial support of its work, 1 million Swiss Francs were donated to the network in August 2001, and a further donation of 400,000 Swiss Francs was made in November 2002 to help fund this conference.
Currency risk Investments are usually not denominated in Swiss Francs, the presentation currency of the Group, which could, if necessary, consider financial derivative transactions to protect net assets against unfa- vorable currency fluctuations.
He then purchased Russian War Prisoner in post-war Switzerland for 700 Swiss Francs, brought it to New York, and launched it onto the American art market where it was purchased by AIC for $5,500.

More Definitions of Swiss Francs

Swiss Francs or “CHF” shall mean lawful money of Switzerland.

Swiss Francs and “CHF” means the lawful currency of Switzerland.

Swiss Francs or “Fr.” shall mean the lawful currency of Switzerland.

Swiss Francs and “CHF” denote the lawful currency of Switzerland; and “Swiss Franc Note” means a Note denominated in Swiss Francs.]

Swiss Francs means freely transferable lawful money of Switzerland.

Swiss Francs or the “SF” sign means the lawful currency of Switzerland.

Swiss Francs or “SF” means the lawful money of Switzerland.