noun
Other Word Forms
- preissuance noun
Etymology
Origin of issuance
Example Sentences
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Mish anticipates that new loan issuance will become “a key barometer” of AI disruption in credit.
From Barron's
The buybacks might serve only to mitigate the dilution caused by the issuance of new shares to hand to corporate executives as part of their compensation.
From MarketWatch
The deal folds issuance, custody coordination and distribution into a single platform — mirroring how traditional brokerages vertically integrated clearing and custody over decades.
From MarketWatch
Its share of the global market in currency reserves and international debt issuance is in the range of 60% to 80%, or two to three times the U.S. share of the global economy.
From Barron's
Lower spending signals to bond investors that government may keep its debt issuance intact—an outcome that tends to keep yields in check.
From Barron's
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