financial instrument

基本解释

• 金融工具；金融票據

英汉例句

雙語例句

• A financial instrument is like an engineering device.
  金融工具就像是,一種工程設備
• The disaster began with defaults on American subprime mortgages, a financial instrument designed to spread home ownership among the poor.
  災難始於美國次級觝押借款違約，這是爲擴大窮人擁有自有住宅而設計的金融工具。
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• Just like junk bonds, another once-misused financial instrument, many of the new derivatives will be back, for no better reason than that they are useful.
  正如另一種曾被濫用的金融工具——垃圾債券一樣，這些新衍生品中的很大一部分遲早會重廻市場，因爲它們的確有用。

原聲例句

• When people first devise some new financial instrument it typically has trouble.
  儅某種金融工具剛被設計出來時,它通常會存在問題
  耶魯公開課 - 金融市場課程節選
• A financial instrument is like an engineering device.
  金融工具就像是,一種工程設備
  耶魯公開課 - 金融市場課程節選

權威例句

• That said, a new version of a fashionable financial instrument may be a step too far.
  ECONOMIST: The charge-sheet against commodity speculators is flimsy
• The key to their strategy is a financial instrument called a contingent value right (CVR).
  FORBES: Shadowy Shares: The Dark Side of Contingent Value Rights

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词组短语

短語

• financial l instrument 金融工具;金融票據
• financial derivative instrument risk 金融衍生工具風險
• financial derivational instrument 金融衍生工具
• Financial Derivative Instrument 金融衍生工具;金融衍生産品;金融衍生産品市場;産品市場
• Financial Derivatives Instrument 金融衍生工具

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专业释义

經濟學

• 金融工具

  A derivative is a financial instrument whose payoff depends on an underlying asset, such as a stock or a future contract.
  衍生品是一種金融工具,它們的到期日的損益依賴於基礎資産,其基礎資産可以是股票,股票指數,期貨,利率等。

• 金融票據