counterparty的意思

counterparty中文翻譯：

n.（合同或金融交易中）對方；合約對方；交易對方

相似詞語短語

counterfeits definition───贗品定義

error counter───[醫]誤差計數器

counterfort vs buttress───扶壁與扶壁

calorie counter calculator───卡路里計數器計算器

countesses husbands crossword───伯爵夫人丈夫縱橫填字游戲

counterfeit goods───假冒商品

countersigning meaning───會簽意義

first encounter───初遇

female counterpart───女性對應者

counterirritant theory───抗刺激理論

雙語使用場景

Lehman would give collateral to its counterparty and receive cash in return.───雷曼就能把抵押物質押給交易對方，然后獲取現金作為回報。

These "synthetic" funds entail hidden counterparty risks.───這種“人造”基金掩蓋了交易方的風險。

Mr Boyd argues that the investment bank was acting only as any prudent counterparty would.───博伊德認為，投資銀行跟任何謹慎的交易對手一樣運作。

They become an off-book contract between the counterparty brokers, who agree not to pursue the matter.───它們成了互為對手的經紀人之間的賬外合同，雙方都同意不再追究此事。

This is the only way realistically for a developer to have the certainty of a contract with a credit-worthy counterparty.───對于風電企業來說，這也是和一家信譽良好的合作方簽署合約的唯一現實途徑。

At least let the counterparty understand that the matters of the company are not decided by the largest shareholder or the chairman alone.───至少要讓對方認識到，己方的事情不是大股東或董事長一個人說了算的。

Were the bank counterparty to fail, the index provider would be left with assets that were unrelated to the target portfolio.───要是交易銀行倒閉，就只能留下一些與目標投資組合毫無關聯的資產給指數提供者。

"The primary thing our investors have been trying to understand is counterparty risk, " said the head of one large London fund.───倫敦某大型基金的主管表示：“我們的投資者試圖理解的首要事情是交易對手風險。”

Painstakingly built over the course of 40 years by an army veteran, Hank Greenberg, AIG was the ideal counterparty for Wall Street.───痛心的是，40年由于一名陸軍老兵，漢克格林伯格創建的AIG公司是華爾街的一個理想的制衡體。

英語使用場景

Credit derivatives are only as robust as the counterparty in the trade.

But its ultimate impact on the bullion market is dependent on the identity of the counterparty in the swap -- a topic still being hotly debated in the gold community in Europe.

ABN AMRO, for example, is counterparty to derivatives worth an estimated EURO 10 trillion in notional principal.

The risk that a debtor or counterparty will be unable or unwilling to repay or may otherwise default on a financial obligation of some kind.

A country that gives up its monetary sovereignty by dollarising or adopting the euro may gain greater credibility on inflation but may have to pay more to compensate investors for counterparty risk.

It is the fear that your counterparty might be in that predicament that is gumming up the markets.

Previous criteria for counterparties assumed bond issuers would have time for remedies to be pursued, for example an orderly replacement of a weakening counterparty.

Because the clearing house is the counterparty to every transaction, it is also involved in the delivery process.