Declarable Interest definition

Declarable Interest means the prevailing level or percentage at the material time, set by law or by the stock exchange(s) or other facility upon which the Underlying Instrument is traded, at which financial or other interests in an Underlying Instrument must be publicly disclosed.
Declarable Interest. - means an interest which a member is required to consider declaring in accordance with the provisions of this code in order to satisfy paragraph 21 of the Guidance.
Declarable Interest means the prevailing level or percentage at the material time, set by law or by the stock exchange(s) or other facility upon which the Underlying Instrument is traded,

Examples of Declarable Interest in a sentence

  • Members are reminded that any declarations of interest in respect of any business set out in the agenda, should be declared as either a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest or Declarable Interest and are required to notify the Chairman of the nature of any interest declared at the commencement of the relevant item on the agenda.

  • Members declaring a Declarable Interest, wishing to exercise a ‘Councillor Speaking Right’, must declare this at the same time as the interest, move to the public area before speaking to the item and then must leave the room before the debate and vote.

  • Members declaring a Declarable Interest which required they leave the room under Paragraph 7.4 of the Code of Conduct, could speak on the item, but must leave the room before the debate and vote.

  • Dual hatted members will also need to consider if that Declarable Interest is likely to meet the public interest test.

  • Members are reminded that any declarations of interest in respect of any business set out in the agenda, should be declared as either a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest or Declarable Interest and are required to notify the Chair of the nature of any interest declared at the commencement of the relevant item on the agenda.

  • Members with a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest or Declarable Interest in the pre-application advice will not be informed.

  • Members declaring a Declarable Interest which requires they leave the room under Paragraph 7.4 of the Code of Conduct, can speak on the item, but must leave the room before the debate and vote.

  • In those circumstances it is unlikely that councillors would have a Disclosable Pecuniary Interest or Declarable Interest in the matter before them.

  • For schools that have 7th grade enrollments of greater than 250 students, we sampled classes to achieve a starting cohort size of 180 students (that is, 180 students that received consent forms).

  • Members declaring a Declarable Interest, wished to exercise a ‘Councillor Speaking Right’, must declare this at the same time as the interest, move to the public area before speaking to the item and then must leave the room before the debate and vote.

Related to Declarable Interest

  • Advance Interest Amount means interest payable on Advances, as specified in the Servicing Agreement or Non-Lead Securitization Servicing Agreement, as applicable.