Examples of Commodity Linked Securities in a sentence
To the extent such aberrations are in evidence on a given pricing date with respect to the price of any such futures contract, they could adversely affect the value of any Commodity Linked Securities and Commodity Index Linked Securities linked to such futures contracts.
An investment in Commodity Linked Securities entails significant risks in addition to those associated with investments in a conventional debt security.
Impositions of such backwardation limits could adversely affect the value of any Commodity Linked Securities and Commodity Index Linked Securities linked to such aluminium, copper, lead or nickel futures contracts.
Impositions of backwardation limits could adversely affect the value of any Commodity Linked Securities linked to such aluminium, copper, lead, nickel or zinc futures contracts.
Accordingly, an investment in Commodity Linked Securities may bear similar market risks to a direct exposure to the relevant commodities and investors should take advice accordingly.
A steep decline in the price of the futures contract could have a significant adverse impact on the value of any Commodity Linked Securities and Commodity Index Linked Securities linked to such aluminium, copper, lead or nickel futures contracts.
In the case of Commodity Linked Securities which are linked to a Commodity which is a commodity contract, the referenced commodity contract will simply be changed without liquidating or entering into any positions in the commodity contracts.
Accordingly, Commodity Linked Securities which are linked to commodity futures contracts may provide a different return than Commodity Linked Securities linked to the relevant physical commodity.Investments in futures contracts involve certain other risks, including potential illiquidity.
Risks relating to Commodity Linked Securities On redemption or exercise (as applicable) of Commodity Linked Securities, the Issuer's obligations to Holders may be satisfied by the relevant Issuer at their par value and/or by payment of an amount determined by reference to the value of the underlying assets.
The London Metal Exchange’s (the “LME”) use of or omission to use price controls may result in limited appreciation but unlimited depreciation in the price of certain industrial metals futures contracts traded on LME and, therefore, the value of Commodity Linked Securities linked to the price of such metals.