Sandor的意思|Sandor的解释-里氏词典

Sandor ['sændə(r)]

n. 桑德尔(m.)

All these industries were sceptical and said they wouldn't use the contracts, but today they are involved in futures for hedging. Mr Sandor said: 'It is unambiguously incorrect to view this market differently than other markets.'
Kun's letter was published in the Aug. 14 edition of New Mirror, along with a similar letter from the weekly's editor, Sandor Fekete, who said he hoped Moscow News would drop its neutral stance.
Despite the relatively favorable trade report, many investors "aren't yet convinced the deficit is coming down significantly," said Richard L. Sandor, a senior vice president at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc.
Richard Sandor, who advised Mr. Rosenthal on the product, conceded that there hasn't been a groundswell of demand for the futures contract, and that it may be a hard sell among traditionally conservative insurance companies.
Even with the new name, party leader Sandor Petres expects tough going.
Richard L. Sandor, a key figure in developing the first financial futures contract, says recession hurts futures markets less than other segments of the financial industry because futures contracts themselves cover a broad range of financial activity.
Richard Sandor, a former Board of Trade economist who helped design the proposed contracts, said insurance and reinsurance companies could use the contracts to hedge against price swings in their dealings with each other.
Richard Sandor, senior vice president and director of financial futures and options for Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc., says: "Ultimately, there is not going to be room for two five-year contracts.
In an interview with the Magyar Hirlap daily, Sandor Kalnoki Kiss said the government had already received many offers for Malev but planned to hire a professional company to handle the sell-off.
Deal only with the Arab money-changers, who won't cheat you, on Petofi Sandor utca (street) or in the Italian restaurant on Regiposta utca. When you set out on your business appointments, make sure you have a thick wad of business cards.
Richard L. Sandor, head of financial futures and options at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. and a proponent of extended trading hours, puts the odds of success at 2-1 in favor.
In Marjorie Sandor's evocatively written "Still Life," a woman sifting through old photographs explores the essence of her romantic, full-spirited but somehow mysterious "Tante Rose."
"I've never seen anything like this," said a longtime owner of a modest stucco home not far from Sandor Endroedy street, where many of the new homes are being built.
Indeed, Mr. Sandor says he would "like to see Chicago open 24 hours a day, continuously."
Mr Richard Sandor, a CBoT board member and designer of the contract, said: 'When we've shown how it can be done successfully in the US, I think the world will follow'.
Sandor Gaspar, who has been dropped from the Politburo and ousted as trade union boss, will lose the vice presidency, his last public post. Sarlos will get the job.
But Mr. Sandor, a former CBOT economist who helped develop the decade-old bond futures contract, figures nightly volume of 10,000 contracts would mean evening trading works.
"The equity people and the futures people have joint and mutual interests," said Richard L. Sandor, senior vice president at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. in Chicago.
Mrs. Marcos's attorney in New York, Sandor Frankel, declined to comment on the ruling.
Budapest Police Chief Sandor Barna said he would obey a "lawful order to restore order." "But if it is contrary to my conscience, I know what I will do - resign," he added.
The CBOT's interest in running a spot market in the allowances derives from an idea hatched by exchange director Richard L. Sandor, a longtime futures industry innovator, who has proposed trading futures contracts based on the allowances.
"The easiest way to quickly restructure a portfolio is with futures," explained Richard Sandor, a top futures official at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc.
But Mr. Sandor also predicted that yields could bounce back up to as high as 11% over the next 18 months because he expects inflationary bottlenecks associated with the late stages of an economic expansion to buffet the economy.
The added session should increase business on other nights too, as institutions and traders get out of positions established on Sundays, Mr. Sandor said.
Sandor is considered one of the architects of interest-rate futures, which are widely used by banks and institutional investors.
Richard L. Sandor, senior vice president at Drexel Burnham Lambert Inc. in Chicago, said the dollar's weakness in Tokyo trading last weekend spilled over to pessimism about stocks.

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