Conditions to Settlement definition

Conditions to Settlement means the delivery by the Calculation Agent to the Issuer of a Credit Event Notice that is effective and if notice of Publicly Available Information is specified as applying in the applicable Final Terms, a Notice of Publicly Available Information, that is effective, in each case, during the Notice Delivery Period.
Conditions to Settlement means, in relation to any Reference Entity:
Conditions to Settlement means the requirements set out in each of paragraphs (a), (b) and (c), as applicable, below:

Examples of Conditions to Settlement in a sentence

  • Exhibit B NEW JERSEY RESOURCES CORPORATION 2017 Stock Award and Incentive Plan Definitions Under Further Conditions to Settlement a.

  • UGI Corporation Exhibit B NEW JERSEY RESOURCES CORPORATION 2017 Stock Award and Incentive Plan Definitions Under Further Conditions to Settlement a.


More Definitions of Conditions to Settlement

Conditions to Settlement means the delivery of a Credit Event Notice and a Notice of Publicly Available Information.
Conditions to Settlement means the delivery of a Credit Event Notice and, if so specified in the Issue Terms, a Notice of Publicly Available Information that is/are effective during the Notice Delivery Period, and the delivery of a Notice of Physical Settlement that is effective no later than the Physical Determination Date.
Conditions to Settlement means either:
Conditions to Settlement means the conditions to the obligation of the Issuer to make a cash settlement under the Principal Credit Default Swap, as defined more specifically in paragraph B6 (Credit Events, Conditions to Settlement and Conditions to Settlement (RS)) above.
Conditions to Settlement means, with respect to an Affected Reference Obligation, the delivery by the Buyer to the Seller of the following in respect of the relevant Affected Reference Obligation:
Conditions to Settlement means the delivery of a Credit Event Notice by the Hedging Counterparty to the Issuer that is effective during the Notice Delivery Period.