Financial Period definition

Financial Period means a period for which a profit and loss account of a company is made up in accordance with this Law;
Financial Period means a Financial Year or any other period in respect of which accounts are required to be prepared and certified by the auditors of the relevant company to enable it to comply with all relevant legal and accounting requirements and all requirements of any stock exchange on which any securities of the company are listed;
Financial Period means a financial year or an interim period;

Examples of Financial Period in a sentence

  • In determining this element of the Bonus, the amount of EBITDA budgeted for each calendar year (each a "Financial Period") in the relevant annual budget approved by the Board for the SBS Group for that Financial Period (the "Budgeted EBITDA") (as adjusted from time to time in accordance with clause 6.4) will be compared against the amount of EBITDA recorded in the audited consolidated accounts of SBS (the "Actual EBITDA") which are approved by the Board for that Financial Period.

  • The Recipient shall also require to submit to SDS in accordance with such submission requirements as SDS shall advise, the details required in the Control Sheet, no later than the last day of the relevant Active Financial Period.

  • If a Capital Adequacy Trigger Event has occurred, then the Automatic Conversion shall occur without delay, but no later than one (1) month following either (i) the Ordinary Reporting Date, if a Capital Adequacy Trigger Event has occurred as of a Quarterly Financial Period End Date, or (ii) the Extraordinary Calculation Date, if a Capital Adequacy Trigger Event has occurred as of such date (such date, the “Conversion Date”).

  • The Partnership Agreement for the European Structural and Investment Funds in the EU Financial Period 2014-2020 was prepared by the Ministry of Regional Development and EU Funds, with contributions from the Ministry of Agriculture and the Thematic Working Groups, on behalf of the Coordination Committee for the Preparation of Programming Documents for the EU Financial Period 2014-2020.

  • Because the consideration payable with respect to this Agreement will be an amount that may be determined after the close of the books for the most recent financial period (the “Financial Period End Date”), to the extent that the Closing Date is before the Financial Period End Date, Transferee shall pay such consideration to Transferor as soon as is reasonably practicable after the Financial Period End Date.


More Definitions of Financial Period

Financial Period means in relation to the Borrower, the period in which any Profit and Loss Account and Balance Sheet of the Borrower is prepared and approved by the shareholder in an Annual General Meeting, whether that period is a year or not.
Financial Period means each period of 12 months ending on a Determination Date, the first such period being the 12-month period ending 31 December 2015;
Financial Period means a period for which the company is required or permitted by its parent law to prepare accounts;
Financial Period means a financial year or an interim period; “ICFR” means internal control over financial reporting;
Financial Period means a financial year of either of the parties hereto or any other period for which the accounts of either party hereto may by mutual agreement be made up for the purpose of ascertaining and paying dividends.
Financial Period means ( a) the first financial period which is the period beginning with the date on which the Scheme was registered with the Authority and ending on a date determined by the Approved Trustee. The date so determined must be a date not more than 12 months from the date of registration of the Scheme or such later date as the Approved Trustee, with prior approval of the Authority so determines; and (b) every subsequent financial period which is to be the period ending on each anniversary of the last date of the first financial period determined by the Approved Trustee;
Financial Period means a financial year of either P&O Princess or Carnival or any other period for which both of their accounts may by mutual agreement be made up;