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de·nom·i·nat·ed
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Denominated
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Chaldean Numerology
The numerical value of denominated in Chaldean Numerology is: 9
Pythagorean Numerology
The numerical value of denominated in Pythagorean Numerology is: 5
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A lot of our clients, particularly on the private client side are U.S. (dollar)-denominated … they do have a home bias and we reflect that home bias in our portfolios.
The ECB has finally embraced quantitative easing : Purchase programs of covered bonds and asset-backed securities are already underway, and as European inflation remains stubbornly low, we expect that The ECB will further expand The ECB balance sheet by buying euro-denominated IG corporate and sovereign bonds.
The investment teams at DoubleLine have deep experience managing non-dollar investments as well as foreign bonds. The question was not if but when we would offer our global bond strategy, with the dollar having rallied so sharply in recent years, non-dollar-denominated assets now have much greater value than at any time since the founding of DoubleLine.
A rising dollar makes dollar-denominated EM debts more expensive for local borrowers, thereby causing investors to demand higher premiums for bearing this risk, it also seems many EM countries are not in much better shape than they were during the 2013 tantrum.
We are only interested in a( sale) process where the seller takes on the risk of coverting foreign exchange-denominated loans.
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