Co-Branding definition

Co-Branding means the inclusion of at least one payment brand and at least one non- payment brand on the same card-based payment instrument;
Co-Branding means a strategic alliance between two or more persons, firms, or companies developing, manufacturing, producing or distributing the same product or series of products. This may also refer to co-marketing or brand partnerships.
Co-Branding means the right assigned to the Licensee to only suffix and prefix any brand name with the name of licensed Metro Station along with other rights in accordance with terms & conditions of the license agreement (or “Project”)

Examples of Co-Branding in a sentence

  • Dated: / / Handing Over of Advertisement/ Co-Branding Space at ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ As per LOA no.

  • Your data may from time to time be used for direct marketing and/or promotional purposes by us regarding products and special promotions from the DBS Bank Group, the Co-Branding Partners, the Merchant and their associates and carefully selected third parties with your consent.

  • We may from time to time release your data to the respective Co-Branding Partners in connection with the administration and maintenance of the Card and Card Account.

  • The Co-Branding Partners shall be solely responsible for using such personal data in accordance with its policies and practices and the applicable legal regulatory requirements.

  • To the fullest extent permitted by law, in no circumstances shall we, DBS Bank Group, the Co-Branding Partners or the Merchants be responsible for any indirect, consequential or other types of loss or damage arising directly or indirectly as a result of any use, misuse or malfunctioning of the Card or other devices or otherwise howsoever arising.


More Definitions of Co-Branding

Co-Branding means the optional “re-labeling” of the Star2Star invoice sent to Subscribers, to include Wholesaler’s Logo(s), subject to the availability of such branding options, according to the terms set forth herein. For the avoidance of doubt, the Quoting Tools allow Wholesaler to incorporate Wholesaler’s Logo(s) as a standard practice.
Co-Branding mean the right assigned to the Licensee to suffix or prefix any brand name with the name of licensed ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ along with other rights in accordance with terms & conditions of the agreement.
Co-Branding and “co-marking” means that the program, project, or activity marking represents both USAID and the implementing partner.
Co-Branding means the operation of an independent business, product line or operating system owned or licensed by another Entity (not Franchisor) that is featured or incorporated within the Franchised Restaurant or is adjacent to the Franchised Restaurant and operated in a manner likely to cause the public to perceive it is related to the Franchised Restaurant. An example would be an independent ice cream store or counter installed within the Franchised Restaurant.
Co-Branding means the operation of an independent business, product line or operating system owned or licensed by another Entity (not Franchisor) that is featured or incorporated within the JINYA Ramen Bar or is adjacent to the JINYA Ramen Bar and operated in a manner likely to cause the public to perceive it is related to the JINYA Ramen Bar. An example would be an independent ice cream shop or counter installed within the JINYA Ramen Bar.
Co-Branding mean the right assigned to the Licensee to suffix and prefix any brand name with the name of licensed ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ along with other rights in accordance with terms & conditions of the agreement. 3.1 Scope of Station For Exclusive Co-Branding (would be modified as per category wise scope of the respective station, as per of chapter 5 of RFP). Note: Outdoor Advertisement inventory has to be utilised for same brand which is approved for co-branding at the selected ▇▇▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇. 3.2 If FOB connectivity to the station is needed it shall be given as per the terms and conditions as under (applicable for all five categories of stations):- I. The plan for the connection shall be submitted to DMRC and if found technically/operationally feasible, DMRC shall approve the same, with a nominal license fee. II. The total cost of construction of FOB along with other facilities i.e. entry/exit gates etc shall be borne by the agency requesting the connection. Such FOB Connection would also require the licensee to pay a onetime lump sum amount of Rs. 10 Lakhs (+ applicable taxes) as Departmental charges on account of third party design check, construction supervision etc.. This charge would be required to be paid post written approval from DMRC, before commencement of construction of FOB. III. All approvals for construction from local authorities, utility owning agencies, road owning agencies etc shall be taken by the agency/licensee requesting the connection at its own cost. Any cost what so even which has to be incurred for construction of FOB or to be paid to any of the agencies on this account shall be borne by the agency requesting the connection. IV. The maintenance, ownership and advertisement rights (as per & within the scope of co- branding as per clause 5.1 of RFP) on the FOB, within the currency of the contract would lie with licensee. Improper maintenance/Non- compliance of DMRC instruction in this regard would attract penalty as per clause 13.6 of License Agreement. After completion/surrender/termination of the contract the Ownership of FOB, maintenance, Advertisement Rights etc. would be vested in DMRC at zero cost/without any cost. 3.3 Exception to Exclusivity for all the above mentioned category of stations: (as and where applicable for all five categories of scope at various selected metro stations) a) DMRC has provided contract for regular operations, cleaning and maintenance of toilet blocks with continuous serviceability round the clock along with advert...
Co-Branding means the placement of NMS's trade names, trademarks, logos, service marks, and/or such other business identifiers ("NMS Marks") on certain areas of the Healtheon Service using the Customizer service and on Information Materials. Co-branding shall be subject to the "Healtheon Co-branding Guidelines", which Healtheon may modify from time to time. Except as expressly permitted in this Agreement, NMS shall not delete, remove, or otherwise disable the Healtheon Marks from the Healtheon Service or co-brand the Healtheon Service in any other way. NMS shall not offer NMS Accounts the option of removing the Healtheon Marks from the Healtheon Service, and shall use all reasonable commercial efforts to convince any prospective NMS Account that makes such a request to accept Healtheon's standard co-branding strategy and to communicate the advantages of such strategy. Under special circumstances, Healtheon agrees that it will accommodate a particular NMS Account's demand to remove the Healtheon Marks from the Healtheon Service for that NMS Account if there are compelling business reasons.