Synonyms for issuance
ˈɪʃ u ənsis·suance

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1. issue, issuing, issuancenoun

   the act of providing an item for general use or for official purposes (usually in quantity)

   "a new issue of stamps"; "the last issue of penicillin was over a month ago"

   Synonyms:
   consequence, topic, emergence, progeny, subject, effect, offspring, military issue, way out, number, result, proceeds, exit, event, matter, issue, publication, outcome, return, government issue, take, takings, yield, upshot, issuing, payoff, outlet, egress

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1. List of paraphrases for "issuance":

   publication, issuing, emission, issue, granting, playout, grant, issued, publishing, broadcast, dispatch, release, emissions, promulgation, deliverance, consignment, show, publish

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1. Siobhan Morden:

   I don't think the market wants any more issuance in the remaining months of the Kirchner administration, if there is a legal threat that will cause them to hesitate (to issue), that will provide some natural stability.

2. David Rutter:

   I think that these technologies will probably be post-trade, i think savings are in the settlement side, in post-trade, in issuance, but not in exchange trading or OTC trading any time in the near future.

3. Michael McCarthy:

   Wide expectations of that huge issuance that’s coming and the support of the Fed mean that we’re looking in the medium-term for further U.S. dollar weakness, the flipside of the reversal in risk appetite is we’re seeing good support for commodity currencies.

4. Per Hammarlund:

   Brazil has had a particularly significant impact on overall issuance as Petrobras used to be the single largest issuer in EM before the corruption scandal caused a delay in auditors to sign off on its 3Q 14 results.

5. Ringo Choi:

   Property companies, when they go public in Hong Kong, one of the reasons is to be able to do foreign issuance (of bonds), have better credit rating and cheaper financing, but now, when you look at the bond market in mainland China, it's getting more and more popular. So if you're listed in the A share market, it's very easy to issue bonds also.