Betekenis van:
trade-off

trade-off
Zelfstandig naamwoord
    • an exchange that occurs as a compromise

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    1. Transactions are recorded on off-balance sheet accounts on trade date.
    2. Interest rate futures shall be recorded on the trade date in off-balance-sheet accounts.
    3. Future contracts shall be recorded on the trade date in off-balance-sheet accounts.’
    4. Purchases and sales are recognised off-balance sheet at trade date.
    5. Interest rate swaps shall be recorded on the trade date in off-balance-sheet accounts.
    6. The JRC will collaborate with other modelling centres around Europe to develop trade-off scenarios and cost-benefit analyses.
    7. forward transactions in securities shall be recorded in off-balance-sheet accounts from the trade date to the settlement date at the forward price of the forward transaction.
    8. Options shall be recognised in off-balance-sheet accounts from the trade date to the exercise or expiry date at the strike price of the underlying instrument.
    9. This principle therefore requires the designer/installer to make an explicit, but essentially qualitative, trade-off between practicability and closeness. Important factors include:
    10. The amount was the result of a trade-off between the immediate budgetary needs of the State and the contributive capacity of La Poste […].
    11. Italy considers that, in the specific context of the active management of PI’s liquidity (which has become a reality from 2007 onward), the […] model supports PI’s choice of optimal asset allocation and the trade-off between risk and return.
    12. Gains and losses arising from sales are considered as realised at transaction/trade date. At settlement date, the off-balance sheet entries are reversed, and on-balance sheet entries are made
    13. The trade-off between the advantages in terms of guaranteeing a reliable provision of telecommunication services to Iceland must be weighed against the disadvantages of the distortion of competition in comparison to competitors, which do not have access to public funding when realising similar projects.