Examples of ETF Issuer in a sentence
Previously Mr Weeks was the Chief Executive Officer of ETF Securities (UK) Ltd for 7 years and in this role was instrumental in transforming ETF Securities from an entrepreneurial start-up to a successful ETF Issuer, culminating in the sale of the business in 2018.
Any of the abovementioned determinations may have an adverse effect on the value of the Equity Linked Notes.(iv) No claim against the Equity Issuer of the Underlying Equities or recourse to the Underlying EquitiesEquity Linked Notes do not represent a claim against or an investment in any Equity Issuer (which includes any ETF Issuer in the content of an ETF Share) to which they are linked and Noteholders will not have any right of recourse under such Notes to any such Equity Issuer or the equities.
Previously Mr Weeks was the Chief Executive Officer of ETF Securities (UK) Ltd for 7 years and in this role was instrumental in transforming ETF Securities from an entrepreneurial start‑up to a successful ETF Issuer, culminating in the sale of the business in 2018.
Securities Exchange Act Release No. 70798 (November 1, 2013), 78 FR 66973 (“Notice”).open-end management investment company.5 ETF Issuer Solutions, Inc.
Change of Investment Policy: means that the ETF Adviser effects or announces an intention to effect a change in the investment objectives, risk profile or investment guidelines of the ETF Issuer in any material respect or makes any other material change to the terms and conditions of the ETF Issuer such that the ETF cease to or is reasonably likely to cease to track the ETF Underlying Index.
Scores above a 3 in an area, are well on their way to being close to a “certified” status, in comparison to those below 3.
If we admit exis- tence of such synergies and believe that these effects are strong, we have to agree with Becht at al.
The ETF Issuer must immediately notify ATHEX of the particulars of the Market Maker.
An ETF Issuer shall notify the Exchange and the Authority within twenty four hours of any decision by its board of directors to recommend to an ETF’s securities holders the de-listing of such securities.
Quarterly reports of an ETF shall be submitted to the Authority within 15 days after the end of each quarter and shall be published on the ETF Issuer or fund manager’s website within one month after issuing the report.