FI definition

FI means the expected flow in commercial situation i;

Examples of FI in a sentence

FI or Autobooks may place limitations on the availability of funds settled to the Primary Account and Autobooks will have no liability or obligation with respect to such limitations.
Autobooks may, at its sole discretion, include on the information indicating the invoice was prepared by Autobooks or FI using the Autobooks’ Services.
This Agreement or the relevant Exhibits may be terminated by Autobooks without notice to User if FI or any TPSP ceases to make the Services available to User for any reason, including but not limited due to closure of the Primary Account, fraud, revocation of the Access Codes, or termination of the agreements between FI or a TPSP and Autobooks.
Access Codes are the property of Autobooks or the FI, as applicable.
User is not an intended third party beneficiary of any agreement between Autobooks and FI, Autobooks’ vendors, or any other third party.

FI means with respect to any Observation Day in the Accrual Period, the EONIA interest rate (expressed as an percentage) calculated and published (through any such publication channel that Eurex Clearing AG deems appropriate) by the European Central Bank for such Observation Day.

FI means Fiat Industrial S.p.A.;

FI is equal to the number of Product units found to be defective at the Test Final Visual Inspection. FI will also include the number of units found to be defective at Fine and Gross Leak test if the Fine and Gross leak test is part of the test flow, typically performed after Electrical Test.

FI means the bank, credit union, or other financial institution through which the Services are made accessible to User.

FI is defined in §1.1471- 5(d) and includes a financial institution as defined under an applicable Model 1 or Model 2 IGA.

FI means P.T. Freeport Indonesia Company, a limited liability company organized under the laws of Indonesia and domesticated in Delaware.

FI has the meaning set forth in