Commodity Indices definition

Commodity Indices means subject to adjustment in accordance with the Commodity Linked Conditions, the index or indices linked directly or indirectly to various commodities, commodity prices, or commodity futures contracts and specified as such in the applicable Final Terms.

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Commodity Indices means commodity indices and commodity sub- indices to which the Fund may gain exposure through investment in exchange traded commodities, exchange traded notes, commodity index futures and other financial derivative instruments which provide exposure to commodities. Details of the eligible commodity indices to which the Fund may gain exposure shall be available at the Investment Adviser’s website https://www.janusinternational.com and, in accordance with the requirements of the Central Bank, shall include relevant material on where further material information is available on such indices;

Commodity Indices means the Bloomberg Commodity IndexSM and the Bloomberg Commodity Index 3 Month ForwardSM and includes the other related indices and subindexes and “Commodity Index” shall be construed accordingly “CommoditySecurities” and “WisdomTree Commodity Securities” means Individual Securities and Index Securities “comprised in” and “comprised of” in relation to a Commodity Security means the Micro Securities by reference to which the amount payable on Redemption of that Commodity Security is calculated and for which a Commodity Security (when in Certificated Form) may be surrendered in accordance with the provisions of the Trust Instrument and “comprise” and “comprised” shall be construed accordingly “Compulsory Redemption” means a Redemption of Micro or Commodity Securities in accordance with Condition 9.11 “CompulsoryRedemption Date” means a date notified in accordance with Conditions 9.1, 9.2, 9.5, 9.6, 9.6A or 9.7 “Conditions” means the terms and conditions of the Micro and Commodity Securities in the form set out in the Second Schedule (The Conditions) to the Trust Instrument and as set out in Part 7 (Trust Instrument and Commodity Securities) and references herein to numbered Conditions are references to the numbers assigned to the Conditions in Part 7 (Trust Instrument and Commodity Securities) “Control Agreement” means, in relation to any Security Agreement, the Control Agreement (as defined in such Security Agreement) and includes the MLI Control Agreement and the CGML Control Agreement “Controller” means a Controller as defined in the Conditions “CounterpartyEvent of Default” means:(a) the failure of any Commodity Contract Counterparty to make a payment it is due to make in respect of a Commodity Contract Termination in accordance with the relevant Facility Agreement, where such failure is not rectified within five Business Days following the day on which the Commodity Contract Counterparty receives notice of the failure sent by the Issuer, or being in any other breach of the Facility Agreement provided that such breach (if capable of being rectified) is not rectified within five Business Days of the Commodity Contract Counterparty receiving written notice from the Issuer of such breach;(b) any Guarantor failing to pay an amount due under the relevant Guarantee, when due;(c) any Commodity Contract Counterparty or Guarantor suffering an Insolvency Event;(d) the expiration or termination of any Guarantee (other than where a replacement guarantee (or other f...

Examples of Commodity Indices in a sentence

• These General Terms and Conditions 12 are applicable in relation to Products related to an Index or to a Basket of Indices, excluding Commodity Indices.

• These General Terms and Conditions 11 are applicable in relation to Products related to an Index and Products related to a Basket of Indices, excluding Commodity Indices.

• The excess return calculation of the DBIQ-OY Single Commodity Indices is equal to the percentage change of the market values of the underlying Index Commodities with respect to each Single Commodity Index.

• On November 18, 2014, Bloomberg Finance L.P. (“Bloomberg”) became responsible for the governance, calculation, distribution and licensing of the Bloomberg Commodity Indices and changed the name of the Index from the ▇▇▇-▇▇▇▇▇ UBS Commodity Index 3 Month Forward Total ReturnSM to its current name.

• For employees who have worked more than two full-time equivalent years prior to regularization, there shall be no probationary period.

• Subject to Clauses 15.1, 15.2 and 15.4, in the event that CME Indexes and UBS Securities as co-sponsors of the DJ-UBS CISM do not make the settlement prices of the DJ-UBS CISM and the Commodity Indices publicly available on any day that such indices are calculated, the Calculation Agent will be required under the Calculation Agency Agreement to notify the Fund of the DJ-UBS CISM and the Commodity Indices, calculated to three places of decimals on such day.

• The level of Commodity Indices replicates an actual investment in commodity contracts, and therefore goes up or down depending on the overall performance of the weighted basket of commodity contracts.

• DBIQ-OY Diversified ER™ Index Calculation The DBIQ-OY Diversified ER™ calculation is expressed as the weighted average return of the underlying Single Commodity Indices.

• The Counterparty and the Fund may agree[, subject to the prior written consent of the Calculation Agent], to substitute a different commodity index for one or more of the Commodity Indices and accordingly may agree such changes as they agree to be necessary or appropriate to this Agreement consequent upon such substitution.

• The excess return calculation of the DBLCI-OY Single Commodity Indices is equal to the percentage change of the market values of the underlying Index Commodities with respect to each Single Commodity Index.

More Definitions of Commodity Indices

Commodity Indices means commodity indices and commodity sub-indices to which the Fund may gain exposure through investment in exchange traded