Classic Composite Commodity Index definition

Classic Composite Commodity Index means an index calculated and published by Bloomberg from time to time in accordance with the Handbook, in each case by reference to the performance of an Unhedged Classic Composite Commodity Index and movements in the exchange rate of a specified currency against the US Dollar, more information on which can be found in Part3 (The Bloomberg Commodity Index Family) and “Classic Composite Commodity Indices” means all of them
Classic Composite Commodity Index means an index calculated and published by Bloomberg from time to time in accordance with the Handbook, in each case by reference to the performance of an Unhedged Classic Composite Commodity Index and movements in the exchange rate of a specified currency against the US Dollar, more information on which can be found in Part3 (The Bloomberg Commodity Index Family) and “Classic Composite Commodity Indices” means all of them “Classic Individual Commodity Index” means an index calculated and published by Bloomberg from time to time in accordance with the Handbook, in each case by reference to the performance of an Unhedged Classic Individual Commodity Index and movements in the exchange rate of a specified currency against the US Dollar, more information on which can be found in Part 3 (The Bloomberg Commodity Index Family), and includes a Multi-Tenor Index, and “Classic Individual Commodity Indices” means all of them “Closing Settlement Price Level” means in relation to any Commodity Index and a day (the “Index Day”) the published closing settlement price level of such Commodity Index published for the Index Day, provided that if (i) the Calculation Agent notifies the Issuer by no later than 11.59 p.m. on the first General Trading Day after the Index Day that there isan error in the published value for the Index Day and that a corrected value is expected to be published within a reasonable period of time and Bloomberg publishes an amended or corrected closing settlement price level for such Commodity Index and the Index Day by no later than 11.59 p.m. (New York time) on the first General Trading Day after the Index Day or (ii) Bloomberg publishes an amended or corrected closing settlement price level for such Commodity Index and such day by no later than 11.59 p.m. (London time) on the first General Trading Day after the Index Day, the Closing Settlement Price Level for such Commodity Index and the Index Day shall be such amended or corrected closing settlement price level and provided further that if the Calculation Agent provides a substitute value of any Commodity Index in respect of any day as provided in Condition 14, the Closing Settlement Price Level for such Commodity Index and such day shall be such substitute value “CME” means Chicago Mercantile Exchange Inc “CME Group” and “CME Group Inc.” means CME Group Inc., a holding company and the parent of CME, CBOT and NYMEX “CME Indexes” means CME Group Index Services LLC and includes any successor theret...

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