Benchmark Treasury means actively traded U.S. Treasury securities with maturity on or closest to (a) in the case of the Rate of Interest from the Closing Date to the Reset Date, the date that falls five (5) years and six (6) months after the Closing Date, and (b) in respect of the Rate of Interest from the Reset Date, the date that falls five (5) years after the Reset Date, as selected by the Principal Paying Agent.
Benchmark Treasury means actively traded U.S. Treasury securities with maturity on or closest to
Benchmark Treasury. 2019 Notes: 1.125% due January 31, 2019 2020 FRN: N/A 2020 Notes: 1.375% due February 15, 2020 2022 Notes: 1.875% due January 31, 2022 Benchmark Treasury Price/Yield: 2019 Notes: 99-24 / 1.255% 2020 FRN: N/A 2020 Notes: 99-14+ / 1.562% 2022 Notes: 99-13 / 2.001% Spread to Benchmark Treasury: 2019 Notes: + 50 basis points 2020 FRN: N/A 2020 Notes: + 65 basis points 2022 Notes: + 75 basis points Yield to Maturity: 2019 Notes: 1.755% 2020 FRN: N/A 2020 Notes: 2.212% 2022 Notes: 2.751%
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On the Reset Announcement Date the Reset Spread and the Two-Year Benchmark Treasury to be used to determine the Reset Rate will be announced by the Company.
On the Business Day immediately following such Reset Announcement Date, the Holders of Debentures will be notified of such Reset Spread and Two-Year Benchmark Treasury by the Company.
On the Business Day immediately following the Reset Announcement Date, the Preferred Securities Holders will be notified of such Reset Spread and Two-Year Benchmark Treasury by the Company.
On the tenth (10) Business Day immediately preceding the Purchase Contract Settlement Date, the Reset Announcement Date, the Reset Spread and the relevant Two-Year Benchmark Treasury will be announced by the Company.
On the applicable Reset Announcement Date, the Reset Spread and the Two-Year Benchmark Treasury or Two and One-Quarter Benchmark Treasury, as applicable, to be used to determine the Reset Rate will be announced by the Company.
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Benchmark Treasury. UST [•]% due [•], 20[•]
Benchmark Treasury means direct obligations of the United States (which may be obligations traded on a when-issued basis only) having a maturity comparable to the remaining term to maturity of the Notes, as agreed upon by the Company and the Reset Agent. The rate for the Benchmark Treasury will be the bid side rate displayed at 10:00 a.m., New York City time, (i) in case of the first Initial Remarketing on the third Business Day immediately preceding May 17, 2004 and in the case of the Final Remarketing on the third Business day immediately preceding August 17, 2004, on the seventh Business Day immediately preceding the date of such remarketing, and (ii) and in the case of any Additional Remarketing on the fourth Business Day immediately preceding the date on which the Notes will be remarketed, in the Telerate system (or if the Telerate system is (a) no longer available on that date or (b) in the opinion of the Reset Agent (after consultation with the Company) no longer an appropriate system from which to obtain such rate, such other nationally recognized quotation system as, in the opinion of the Reset Agent (after consultation with the Company) is appropriate). If such rate is not so displayed, the rate for the Benchmark Treasury shall be, as calculated by the Reset Agent, the yield to maturity for the Benchmark Treasury, expressed as a bond equivalent on the basis of a year of 365 or 366 days, as applicable, and applied on a daily basis, and computed by taking the arithmetic mean of the secondary market bid rates, as of 10:30 a.m., New York City time, (i) in case of the first Initial Remarketing on the third Business Day immediately preceding May 17, 2004 and in the case of the Final Remarketing on the third Business Day immediately preceding August 17, 2004, on the seventh Business Day immediately preceding the date of such remarketing, and (ii) in the case of any Additional Remarketing, on the fourth Business Day immediately preceding the date of such Remarketing, as applicable, of three leading United States government securities dealers selected by the Reset Agent (after consultation with the Company) (which may include the Reset Agent or an Affiliate thereof).
Benchmark Treasury mid yield at 2PM CET (8AM ET) on the Closing Date being 3.753% per annum; and
Benchmark Treasury means actively traded U.S. Treasury securities with maturity on or about the Repayment Date, as selected by the Principal Paying Agent;
Benchmark Treasury means the US Treasury 4,125% due 30 September, 2027
Benchmark Treasury. 2052 Notes: UST 2.000% due August 15, 2051 2028 Notes: UST 1.500% due January 31, 2027 Benchmark Treasury Price & Yield: 2052 Notes: 97-19; 2.110% 2028 Notes: 99-16 ¼; 1.603% Spread to Benchmark Treasury: 2052 Notes: + 152 basis points 2028 Notes: + 95 basis points Yield: 2052 Notes: 3.630% 2028 Notes: 2.553% Denominations: Initial denominations of US$2,000 and subsequent multiples of US$1,000 Covenants: Change of control (put @ 101%) Negative pledge Consolidation, merger, amalgamation and sale of substantial assets
Benchmark Treasury means the US Treasury 3,875% due August 15, 2034.