Cash Settlement Pricing Period definition
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With respect to each Scheduled Trading Day during the Cash Settlement Pricing Period, Barclays shall deliver a notice (each such notice, a “Hedge Repurchase Notice”) to the Counterparty of the number of Hedge Repurchase Shares purchased by Barclays on such Scheduled Trading Day.
The Counterparty Share Delivery Amount multiplied by the arithmetic average of the Daily 10b-18 VWAP Prices for each Valuation Date during the Cash Settlement Pricing Period.
Cash Settlement Date: The second Exchange Business Day immediately following the Cash Settlement Pricing Period.
Cash Settlement Pricing Period: The number of Valuation Dates so specified by CSNY following receipt by CSNY of the notice described in the Cash Settlement provision hereof, commencing on the Scheduled Trading Day immediately following the Price Adjustment Period Termination Date.
The volume weighted average price at which Dealer or an Affiliate of Dealer executes purchases of a number of Shares equal to the absolute value of the Number of Shares to be Delivered during the Cash Settlement Pricing Period.
Cash Settlement Pricing Period: A number of Relevant Days following the Trading Period during which Dealer purchases a number of shares, over a commercially reasonable period in order to unwind a commercially reasonable hedge position, equal to the absolute value of the Number of Shares to be Delivered.
The volume weighted average price at which Dealer or an Affiliate of Dealer executes purchases of a number of shares equal to the absolute value of the Number of Shares to be Delivered during the Cash Settlement Pricing Period.
Cash Settlement Date: The third Exchange Business Day immediately following the Cash Settlement Pricing Period.
Cash Settlement Date: The Exchange Business Day immediately following the last day of the Cash Settlement Pricing Period.
Cash Settlement Pricing Period: A number of Relevant Days following the Trading Period during which Dealer purchases a number of Shares, over a commercially reasonable period in order to unwind a commercially reasonable hedge position, equal to the absolute value of the Number of Shares to be Delivered.