Custodian Rights definition
Custodian Rights means all of the Issuer’s rights against the Custodian, to the extent that they relate to the Assets and any sums derived from them.
Custodian Rights means all of the Issuer's rights against the Custodian, to the extent that they relate to the Assets and any sums derived from them.
Custodian Rights means: (a) all rights relating to the Charged Accounts which the Chargor may have now or in the future against the Custodian, any sub-custodian or any third party; (b) any right of the Chargor under any custodian or other similar arrangement in respect of the Charged Securities and/or the Cash Collateral (or any part thereof), including all of the Chargor’s rights under each Charged Account Document (including its rights to require a Custodian to deliver securities or cash to it or to its order); and (c) any right of the Chargor to delivery of any part of the Charged Securities which arises in connection with any part of the Charged Securities being held by the Custodian whether in CCASS or any other Clearing System and any interest acquired while any part of the Charged Securities is held by the Custodian whether in CCASS or any other Clearing System;
More Definitions of Custodian Rights
Custodian Rights means all of the Issuer’s rights against the Custodian, to the extent that they relate to the Assets (including, for the avoidance of doubt, any Purchased Securities, Equivalent Securities, Margin Securities or Equivalent Margin Securities transferred to the Issuer pursuant to the Repo Agreement) and any sums derived from them.”
Custodian Rights means any right of the Chargor under any custodian or other similar arrangement in respect of the Share Collateral and/or the Cash Collateral (or any part thereof), including all of the Chargor’s rights under each Securities Account Custody Agreement (including its rights to require a Custodian to deliver securities or cash to it or to its order).