Common Currency definition

Common Currency means Dollars.

Common Currency means Sterling.

Common Currency means the currency of denomination of the Notes unless otherwise agreed between the Issuer and the Swap Counterparty;

Examples of Common Currency in a sentence

• For the purpose of ascertaining whether any relevant percentage of Super Senior Credit Participations or Pari Passu Credit Participations has been obtained under this Agreement, the Intercreditor Agent may notionally convert the Super Senior Credit Participations and/or Pari Passu Creditor Participations into their Common Currency Amounts.

• For the purpose of ascertaining whether any relevant percentage of Senior Credit Participations has been obtained under this Agreement, the Security Agent may notionally convert the Senior Credit Participations into their Common Currency Amounts.

• Euros and Zeros: The Common Currency Effect on Trade in New Goods.

• For the purpose of ascertaining whether any relevant percentage of Super Senior Credit Participations or Pari Passu Credit Participation has been obtained under this Agreement, the Security Agent may notionally convert the Super Senior Credit Participations and/or Pari Passu Creditor Participations into their Common Currency Amounts.

• The large common market value additionECOWAS provides the policy framework for Free Trade Area, Common Market, Customs Union and Financial Systems Integration in preparation for the Common Currency – monetary union.

More Definitions of Common Currency

Common Currency means USD.

Common Currency means Euro.

Common Currency means US$ being the lawful currency of the United States of America.

Common Currency means euro.

Common Currency means US$.

Common Currency means Icelandic Krona.

Common Currency means SEK.