Examples of Business Regulation in a sentence
Switch is only possible in the case of a Distributor, the Business Regulation of which contains provision on such types of transactions.
The Fund can sell its investment units according to the own Business Regulation of the Distributor.
Bid Bonds must be: (A) issued by an insurance company licensed or approved by the State of Maine, Department of Business Regulation, Bureau of Insurance, to do business in the State of Maine; (B) properly signed by the Bidder (as Principal) and a duly authorized representative of the insurance company referenced above, and (C) on the Authority’s Bid Bond form (or an exact copy thereof) OR must not contain any significant variations from said form as determined in the sole discretion of the Authority.
The average duration of the portfolio is three years.In addition, balance-sheet credit risk includes NIS 1.6 billion of deposits placed with foreign banks, mainly for a short period of a day to a week.As of March 31, 2018 there is no country in which the credit exposure to sovereigns of the Bank group exceeding 15% of the Bank’s equity capital, which amounted to NIS 1,584 million (as defined in Proper Conduct of Banking Business Regulation No. 202 concerning capital components).
The switch price for one Investment Unit is the net asset value for one Investment Unit, which is counted rounded to 6 decimals for each distribution day.In its Business Regulation, the Distributor may set a minimum amount for switch orders, which minimum amount may be different at each Distributor.
According to the Distributor’s Business Regulation, the time limit for acceptance of T day orders can be closed earlier than the above-mentioned deadlines.The Distributor executes orders placed for switching of Investment Units in irrevocable form on the basis of net asset value for one Investment Unit valid for T day.
Within thirty (30) days of the date of the Decision on the application by the Director of Business Regulation, applicant shall pay an application filing fee pursuant to R.
Laws § 34-27-3.2 and Department of Business Regulation 5 regarding the Mortgagee’s potential foreclosure proceedings.
This regulation is promulgated by the Director of the Department of Business Regulation of this state pursuant to Rhode Island General Law §§ 3-5-20, 3-2-2, 42-35-1 et seq.
The Contractor must be licensed as required by Title 17, Subtitle 6 or Title 8 of the Business Regulation Article, Annotated Code of Maryland.