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International Bond Markets

1991
International bond markets bring together borrowers and investors from different national jurisdictions. There are two major varieties of international market: (i) Those where a borrower domiciled in one country issues a bond in the capital market of another country — this is conventionally termed a ‘foreign’ bond; (ii) Those where ...
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An international CAPM for bonds and equities

Journal of International Money and Finance, 1993
Abstract Previous empirical studies of international CAPM models have not found much supporting evidence. In this paper we suggest reasons why this might have happened and perform new tests using improved models and data. A range of monthly CAPM models are estimated for 1973–1987 for aggretate equities and bonds in Germany, Japan, the US and UK. The
Thomas, S.H., Wickens, M.R.
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Bank Guarantees and International Bonds

2019
Guarantees and international bonds are two separate subjects. A guarantee is usually an undertaking given by a person/guarantor as security for a credit facility offered by a creditor/bank to a borrower. An international bond is an undertaking given by a bank or issuer at the request of its customer (contractor/supplier) in favour of a project owner or
Tarsem Bhogal, Arun Trivedi
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The Benefits of International Diversification in Bonds

Financial Analysts Journal, 1988
Some institutional investors may be confined (either by policy or by regulation) to holdings in the bond market. In the 1960-80 period, the U.S. stock market dominated the U.S. bond market in terms of risk-adjusted returns. But an internationally diversified portfolio of bonds dominated an internationally diversified stock portfolio.
Haim Levy, Zvi Lerman
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?-Bonding contribution to restricted internal rotations in saccharides

Journal of Computational Chemistry, 1996
Extensive semiempirical SCF-MO calculations confirm that the exo-anomeric effect in methyl O-, N- and S-glycosides deals with an interaction of π-character along the C1 (SINGLE BOND)Y1 bond in a X5 (SINGLE BOND)C1 (SINGLE BOND)Y1 (SINGLE BOND)Me moiety (where X = O, S; Y = O, NH, S). The bond-order between orbitals of pπ symmetry on C1 and Y1 serves as
Jorge Llano, Luis A. Montero
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Internal Measurement of Bond Slip

ACI Journal Proceedings, 1972
USE OF REFINED METHODS OF ANALYSIS TO STUDY REINFORCED CONCRETE BEHAVIOR AND TO TREAT SPECIAL PROBLEMS IN DESIGN ARE HANDICAPPED BY LACK OF KNOWLEDGE OF THE BOND STRESS-SLIP RELATION GOVERNING BEHAVIOR AT THE CONCRETE-STEEL INTERFACE. METHODS ARE DESCRIBED BY WHICH SUCH RELATIONSHIPS MAY BE ESTABLISHED EXPERIMENTALLY, AND REPRESENTATIVE STRESS-SLIP ...
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The Domestic and International Bond Market

2005
When lending funds the lender will want the principal returned (that is the original sum of money lent) and an interest rate usually expressed as a percentage per annum of the principal loaned. Interest rates charged on loans reflect many factors such as the length of the loan, the perceived risk attached to the borrower of funds, fundamental economic ...
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International bonds and the currency risk

International Review of Economics & Finance, 2000
Abstract The currency translation risk borne by international investors and the riskiness of returns on long-term bonds both affect international investors' decisions. For the U.S. investor, excess returns on German, Japanese, Canadian, and U.K.
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Rwanda: International Bonds

Africa Research Bulletin: Economic, Financial and Technical Series, 2021
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Bond Length Alternation and Internal Dynamics in Model Aromatic Substituents of Lignin

ChemPhysChem, 2022
Emilio J Cocinero, Timothy Zwier, Iciar Uriarte   +2 more
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