Sentences with phrase «as issuers»

Going into a decline will be issuances of U.S. fixed - rate conduits, as issuers report a slowdown in production.

In his view, any ICO that involved US residents (as issuers or investors) and failed to register with the Financial Crimes and Enforcement Network (FinCEN)-- a Treasury bureau tasked with preventing and investigating financial crimes — could be charged under 18 U.S.C § 1960, a federal felony criminal statute that carries a maximum sentence of five years in prison.

ANZ however, does not provide banking services to «businesses that operate as issuers, dealers or exchanges of digital or cryptocurrency,» with the spokesperson stating that «these businesses are currently unregulated and therefore not within ANZ policy».

Parties related to the trading of tokens such as issuers, administrative companies, and token exchanges should make efforts to ensure cyber security.

Paying attention to this is important for investors and regulators as well as issuers.

Backed in many cases by formal legal opinions, those companies believed that as issuers of «tokens» they did not fall within the SEC's remit.

Accordingly, at new § 155.400 (g), we proposed to codify a provision related to premium payment threshold policies that would allow additional issuer flexibility regarding when amounts collected will be considered to satisfy the obligation to pay amounts due, so long as issuers implement such a policy uniformly and without regard to health status, and the premium payment threshold adopted is reasonable.

Comment: Several organizations commented on the proposal to codify the provision related to premium payment threshold policies which allows additional issuer flexibility regarding when amounts collected will be considered to satisfy the obligation to pay amounts due, so long as issuers implement such a policy uniformly and without regard to health status and that the premium payment threshold adopted is reasonable.

Our global securities team helps banks and bank holding companies comply with all requirements as issuers of their own debt and equity securities, and as participants in the full range of corporate finance and public markets and trading activities.

Our team includes veteran litigation, enforcement, and regulatory lawyers who help our clients comply with all requirements as issuers of their own debt and equity securities, and as participants in a full range of corporate finance and public markets and trading activities.

Richard has frequently represented public companies and underwriting syndicates in securities fraud class action litigations, as well as both issuers and investment banking firms in a wide variety of other securities matters, including merger and acquisition litigations.

«As issuers look for ways to differentiate themselves, this is another way they can do that,» Hammer said.

Credit Suisse also reported in a November 2016 research note that it expects card issuers to continue to spend heavily on rewards programs and overall marketing in 2017 as issuers try to attract a wider group of customers.

Once it does, balance - carrying cardholders can expect to see higher interest rates charges and even different card offers as issuers adjust, so today's relatively generous offers may not last.

Credit card use picks up Over the past several years, many credit card holders have hesitated to use credit as often as issuers would like.

While Citi's credit card application rules aren't as complicated or restrictive as some issuers, they can still be confusing.

Despite stronger interest from issuers in courting new applicants, however, consumers still aren't spending as much as issuers would like.

Now, according to Credit Suisse, the rewards are getting even sweeter as issuers use the rewards programs to attract new cardholders.

And as issuers battle for consumer attention in a crowded market, that number is sure to keep growing.

«As issuers continue to cut back offers and the mailbox becomes more superprime we are seeing a proportionately higher number of card offers with an annual fee,» said Davidson.

As issuers continue to cut back offers and the mailbox becomes more superprime we are seeing a proportionately higher number of card offers with an annual fee.

Andrew Davidson, Vice President of Competitive Tracking Services for Synovate's Financial Services Group, attributed the rise in fee - based offers as issuers» possible way of offsetting the overall decreased amount of offers made during the economy.

Those numbers seem to increase each quarter, as issuers challenge each other to increase perks.

When the Credit CARD Act of 2009 went into effect, many analysts predicted that credit card rewards programs would suffer as issuers watered them down to save money.

The upshot for consumers is that credit card offers are becoming more ubiquitous as issuers reach out to a broader group of potential cardholders.

Between 2011 and mid-2014, average balance transfer periods regularly spiked to an average of 16 to 20 months as issuers aggressively used free credit to lure potential cardholders.

MileCards.com features products from our partners as well as issuers with which we do not have a relationship in an effort to provide more complete results.

Rewards dangled as a carrot to use to mobile payments In the battle to become the default card, the real winners will be customers, as issuers turn to the tried - and - true tactic of rewards offers, notes Lars Holmquist, senior vice president for the Americas at Collinson Group, a customer behavior research and consulting firm.

Credit card bonuses playing hard to get — Credit card sign - up gift bonuses, once dangled freely, are becoming harder to qualify for as issuers set up hurdles designed to discourage hit - and - run customers... (See Card bonuses harder to get)

Interest rates fall as issuers modify credit card offers — Interest rates on new credit card offers fell this week, according to the CreditCards.com Weekly Credit Card Rate Report, after issuers tweaked the rates on several card products.

In the crowded luxury card space, as issuers push benefits and sign - up bonuses to the extreme to try to lure in wealthy cardholders, the new luxury card that Bank of America has been touting for months has emerged — and it turns out to be more of a mid-level travel card with simplified redemption options, more appropriate for casual rewards card users.

Finally, as issuers move beyond the most desirable customers to target those with some credit blemishes, «there's no need to incentivize this group as much because they don't have the perfect credit score,» Persson says.

To make it even more complex, points can gain or lose value over time, as issuers add or subtract options.

The increase in the number of elite cards available also comes as some issuers are cracking down on card applicants with a history of «churning» reward credit cards — applying for cards, milking them of the rewards, then closing them and repeating the process.

The Flexible Income Fund relies on the Fund manager to undertake a careful analysis to determine the creditworthiness of the issuers of rated debt (on debt ratings by Moody's Investors Service, Inc., («Moody's) or S&P Global Ratings, («S&P»)-RRB-, as well as the issuers of debt not rated by Moody's or S&P.

MileCards.com features products from our partners as well as issuers with which we do not have a relationship in an effort to provide more complete results.

While putting chips in credit cards seems to have been the focus up until this point, the idea of putting them in debit cards, as issuers in other countries do, is a relatively new concept in the US.

«It certainly never hurts to ask, as issuers have been known to lower interest rates or offer extended repayment terms to accommodate loyal customers who are unable to stay current with their accounts,» says Woolsey.

On the other hand, High Yield's primary market issuance was highly active as issuers rushed to lock in low rates before the long holiday weekend.

Credit industry research firm Credit Suisse predicted 2016 will be a particularly good year for credit card rewards as issuers return extra income earned from growing card balances back to consumers.

As issuers enjoy strong growth in their credit card outstandings — especially for sub-prime and near - prime consumer segments — it is worth noting that charge - offs are also on the increase.

As issuers look to continue to grow outstandings (and appear to be willing to let charge - off rates rise from their current low levels), they will need to develop approaches to target the different FICO score segments, including:

There are potential conflicts of interest with this model as the issuers want the highest rating possible to makes their securities more appealing to potential investors.

The pace of loan issuance slowed up a little this past week as issuers dealt with existing calendar deals that have been in the works.

To make it even more complex, points can gain or lose value over time, as issuers add or subtract options.

However, as issuers customize measures and program design to the demands of the industry and the company's business strategy, the burden also is on the company to clearly communicate the rationale through transparent disclosures and active engagement, and also to ensure that pay and performance are aligned.»

MileCards.com features products from our partners as well as issuers with which we do not have a relationship in an effort to provide more complete results.

The more than 30 categories recognize everything from new funds to established products, as well as the issuers, service providers and end users who make the industry go round.

As a result, we could see very heavy issuance through year - end as issuers try to squeeze in advance refundings or private activity bonds.

Others argue the proxy companies aren't as powerful as the issuers make them out to be.