Sizing of Issues Sample Clauses
The "Sizing of Issues" clause defines the parameters or limitations regarding the quantity, value, or volume of securities or financial instruments that may be issued under an agreement. In practice, this clause may specify maximum or minimum amounts for each issuance, set aggregate caps over a period, or outline procedures for determining the size of each offering. Its core function is to provide clear boundaries and expectations for both parties, ensuring that the scale of issuances aligns with agreed-upon risk tolerances and business objectives, and preventing misunderstandings or disputes over the scope of the transaction.
Sizing of Issues. Advise as to the sizing of each series of bonds to be sold based upon District bond program needs, federal tax law limitations, state regulatory restrictions, targeted tax rates, goals of the bond program, and other matters.
Sizing of Issues. Advise as to the sizing of the Debt Obligations to be sold based on the nature of the financing, federal tax law limitations, state regulatory restrictions, targeted tax rates, goals of the financing program, and other matters.