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instruments N

nautical instruments pl

instrument [ˈɪnstrəmənt] N

1. instrument a. fig (tool):

2. instrument MUS:

3. instrument (for measuring):

4. instrument LAW:

financing instrument N ECON

instrument board, instrument panel N

investment instrument N

keyboard instrument N

policy instrument N

stringed instrument N

wind instrument [ˈwɪn(d)-] N

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Markets in Financial Instruments Directive N

Markets in Financial Instruments Directive EU
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instrument N

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underlying instrument N

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An oft-cited consequence of the new framework is the negative effect it will have on the availability of traditional trade financing instruments, such as letters of credit.
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In addition, specialised short-term financing instruments already exist for specific crises.
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We also have a financing instrument which is a development drawdown option.
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This loan is written often in high cost areas, because the monthly mortgage payments will be lower than any other type of financing instrument.
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Though all unique in term structure, each of these three financing instruments two pure and one hybrid were at risk of failure.
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