nondeliverable

The firm has dusted off old drachma templates for spot foreign-exchange and derivatives called nondeliverable forwards, which were archived after Greece joined the euro a decade ago and which serve as the nuts and bolts of a trade-matching engine.

Inner Workings of Market Readied for Euro Breakup Katy Burne 2011

Before the launch of yuan trading in Hong Kong, investors and companies traditionally used the longstanding offshore market for yuan futures, known as "nondeliverable forwards," to make bets on the yuan's appreciation and guard against fluctuations in the currency.

Singapore Has a Leg Up In Trading-Hub Race Lingling Wei 2011

Those derivatives, known as "nondeliverable forwards," traditionally have been used by investors to make a bet on the yuan's appreciation, and by companies looking to guard against fluctuations in the currency.

Beijing Considers New Hub for Yuan Lingling Wei 2011

Last week, in the market for yuan-tied derivatives called nondeliverable forwards, investors pushed down the value of the yuan forwards, signaling expectations for a weaker yuan, though the market has since reversed much of that trend.

Traders Probe Yuan's Limit Shen Hong 2011

Before the launch of yuan trading in Hong Kong, investors and companies traditionally used the longstanding offshore market for yuan futures, known as "nondeliverable forwards," to make bets on the yuan's appreciation and guard against fluctuations in the currency.

Singapore Has a Leg Up In Trading-Hub Race Lingling Wei 2011

That same month, Goldman recommended a one-year bet on the yuan using so-called nondeliverable forwards, financial contracts that allow investors to trade the yuan, whose use is almost completely domestic.

Goldman: Get Out of Bullish Yuan Bet Neil Shah 2011

That same month, Goldman recommended a one-year bet on the yuan using so-called nondeliverable forwards, financial contracts that allow investors to trade the yuan, whose use is almost completely domestic.

Goldman: Get Out of Bullish Yuan Bet Neil Shah 2011

Expectations for a stronger yuan were also reflected in the closely watched market for dollar-yuan derivatives known as nondeliverable forwards, or NDFs.

China Caught Traders Off Guard 2010

Another key measure of sentiment -- a derivative product traded by banks around the world called the nondeliverable forward -- values the dollar at 6.4 yuan one year from now, which would represent a further gain of 9.2% for China's currency by this time in 2009.

Beijing Signals Inflation Focus 2008

"We will put our focus on changes in their forex-forward positions, including nondeliverable forwards and details of transactions," the ministry said in a statement.

Korea to Inspect Forex Positions at Banks Kanga Kong 2010