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Multi-Currency Options, Indexed Loans, European Currency Unit, European Unit of Account, the Eurco

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As well as denominating bond issues in a single national currency, it is possible to denominate in two or more currencies or in an artificial unit (unit of account).

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  1. See J. Craven, ‘Use of the Multi-currency Option in International Finance’, Euromoney (July 1971).

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  2. D. Williams, ‘Foreign Currency Issues on European Security Markets’, IMF Staff Papers (Mar 1967).

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Quinn, B.S. (1975). Multi-Currency Options, Indexed Loans, European Currency Unit, European Unit of Account, the Eurco. In: The New Euromarkets. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-02603-6_11

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