Capital Instrument definition
Capital Instrument means a capital instrument or security issued by a member of the Group from time to time;
Capital Instrument means any subordinated and undated debt instrument of the Bank, the right to periodic interest or other payments in respect of which are non-cumulative and limited by reference to the Available Distributable Funds (utdelningsbara medel) (as defined in Condition 6(g)) of the Bank and which rank pari passu, as to payments in a voluntary or involuntary liquidation (likvidation) or bankruptcy (konkurs) of the Bank, with Capital Contribution Securities and Enhanced Capital Contribution Securities and includes (without limitation and for the avoidance of doubt) Capital Contribution Securities and Enhanced Capital Contribution Securities.
Capital Instrument means an instrument which if called up will generate an asset, often in the form of cash, while simultaneously creating corresponding interests in the insurance or reinsurance undertaking in the case of shares, or corresponding subordinated liabilities of the undertaking;
More Definitions of Capital Instrument
Capital Instrument means a capital instrument pursuant to Article 4(1)(119) of the Regulation;
Capital Instrument means an instrument for making an investment in or con- tribution to the capital resources of a regulated person, including any security issued by or loan made to the regulated person. 20
Capital Instrument means the equity (equity component) of the person making an investment in equity securities;
Capital Instrument means an instrument that is either a Tier 1 Capital Instrument or a Tier 2 Capital Instrument.
Capital Instrument means an instrument for making an investment in, or
Capital Instrument means a financial instrument that is—