Economic Assumptions definition

Economic Assumptions means the economic assumptions agreed or determined in accordance with clause 19.1 (Forecast Procedures) of this Agreement.

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Economic Assumptions means the economic assumptions (including, without limitation those relating to interest rates, inflation, rates of taxation and VAT) incorporated in the Base Case.

Economic Assumptions means the forecast prices and costs used in the estimate:

Examples of Economic Assumptions in a sentence

All the calculations required for each Forecast will be calculated using the Model on the basis of the Technical Assumptions and Economic Assumptions determined for the purposes of that Forecast.
The Technical Assumptions shall be determined by the Technical Bank acting reasonably on the basis of its good faith opinion and by reference to the Lenders’ Technical Report prepared specifically for the proposed Financial Projection and prices in the Economic Assumptions will reflect any Hedge Agreements entered into by the Borrower in respect of the Borrowing Base Assets.
The Technical Assumptions shall be determined by the Agent acting reasonably on the basis of its good faith opinion and by reference to the Lenders’ Technical Report prepared specifically for the proposed Financial Projection and prices in the Economic Assumptions will reflect any Hedge Agreements entered into by the Obligors in respect of the Borrowing Base Assets.
Any Economic Assumptions proposed by the Technical Bank shall be reasonable and in accordance with current business practices, applied on a consistent, reasonable and non-discriminatory basis and reflecting market practice at the time.
If any of the Economic Assumptions have not been agreed between the Company and the Agent by such date, then on the day following such date, the Agent shall submit the Company’s proposals for any such Economic Assumption to the Lenders for their consideration in accordance with Clause 7.6 (Consideration by Lenders).

More Definitions of Economic Assumptions

Economic Assumptions means each of the following economic assumptions, and the values ascribed to such assumptions, upon which each Forecast or draft Forecast and, in each case, the calculations and information therein are, or are to be, based:

Economic Assumptions means, in relation to the Base Case Financial Model, assumptions relating to escalation factors, Base Copper and Silver Forward Price, Base FX Assumption, hedging volumes and prices, discount rates, interest rates, inflation rates and Taxes, and any other assumption which in the reasonable opinion of the Agent (acting on the instructions of the Majority Lenders) is necessary to run the Base Case Financial Model.

Economic Assumptions means the Exchange Rate Assumption, the Crude Oil Price Assumption and assumptions as to interest rates, inflation rates, gas prices, tariffs, tax rates (including withholding taxes) and any other inputs relating to amounts due under the Finance Documents, hedging agreements and other agreements under which Financial Indebtedness arises or may arise, and which are inputs to the Financial Model in producing a Financial Projection.

Economic Assumptions means the economic assumptions as set out in part 4 of the Model Assumption Book, in each case as input into the Computer Model.

Economic Assumptions means assumptions made in respect of factors influenced by the economy in which the Life Insurer operates. In particular these include investment returns, discount rates and inflation.

Economic Assumptions means the assumptions used by the Modeller (and agreed by the Subordinated Lender) for the purposes of running the Financial Model.

Economic Assumptions means the assumptions as to economic or financial matters set out in the Financial Model approved as a Condition Precedent to First Advance as may be amended in accordance with Clause 18.1 (Financial Model).