Financing Cost definition

Financing Cost means any of the following:

Financing Cost. (“Financing Charge” and “Financing Credit”) means either “Financing Charge” or “Financing Credit”, and reflects the cost of funding an open position (in relation to the margin utilised), and is calculated and passed on either an hourly or daily basis depending on the underlying instrument. The Financing Cost is calculated on a per position basis and may be a charge or a credit, depending on whether the position is a buy/long position or a sell/short position, and the impact of our admin fee.

Financing Cost. (“Financing Charge” and “Financing Credit”) means either “Financing Charge” or “Financing Credit”, and reflects the cost of funding an open Position (in relation to the margin utilised). The Financing Cost is calculated on a per Position basis and may be a charge or a credit, depending on whether the Position is a buy/long Position or a sell/short Position, and the impact of our admin fee. Does not apply to ‘Swap Free’ Accounts "Instrument" means any stocks, shares, commodities, base or precious metals, exchange rates, indices, or other financial instruments or security, which form the underlying Instruments of the Products offered through the Trading Platform

Examples of Financing Cost in a sentence

• The estimated capital cost savings in turn reflect the combined impact of two factors:• Financing cost impact: Benefits of decarbonising through CfDs rather than the RO and a higher carbon price, in terms of the impact on costs of finance.• Technology mix impact: Relative benefits of CfDs being better able to target a cost-effective generation mix, in comparison to existing policy instruments.

• Financing cost, dividends and losses relating to the term financing are recognised in the consolidated income statement as finance expense.

• Financing cost relating to borrowed funds, adjustment arising consequent to fluctuation in foreign exchange rate & other expenses attributable to acquisition of fixed assets are capitalised and included in the gross book value of fixed assets to which they relate.

• Financing cost, dividends and losses relating to the financial liabilities are recognised in the consolidated income statement as finance expense.

• Financing cost, if any, incurred on general borrowings used for projects is capitalised at the weighted average cost.

More Definitions of Financing Cost

Financing Cost means “financing cost” (as defined in the Statute and the Financing Order).

Financing Cost means the cost of financing the creation of an asset or for meeting the requirements of incurring an operating cost;

Financing Cost has the meaning specified in Section 2 of the LIPA Reform Act and consists of Upfront Financing Costs and Ongoing Financing Costs.

Financing Cost means the costs to be charged to the Purchaser as part of the Contract Price for Metal shipped to the Neuf Brisach Facility or the Issoire Facility and calculated in accordance with the formula set forth in Schedule 3.

Financing Cost means the costs to issue, service, or repay

Financing Cost means the cost of the Agent's funds that may be used by the Agent to finance transactions and/or transaction related costs pursuant to the Instructions of client. The financing cost may be set by the Agent according but not less than the market rate of loan announced by National Bank of Georgia applicable at the moment of occurrence of such cost, or to the company cost if higher than the market rate, unless there is a written agreement between the parties with different conditions. The agent has a right to change the method of financing cost estimation in accordance with legislation and/or market circumstances if such change is intelligible and the client is notified 10 (ten) days prior to such change. Any change in the rate or method of rate estimation of the Financing Cost shall be deemed accepted by the Client if a notification to the contrary is not received by the Agent from the Client within the time period set forth above.

Financing Cost means (1) interest and redemption premiums that are payable on Utility Cost Containment Bonds; (2) the cost of retiring the principal of Utility Cost Containment Bonds, whether at maturity, including acceleration of maturity upon an event of default, or upon redemption, including sinking fund redemption; (3) the cost related to issuing or servicing Utility Cost Containment Bonds, including any payment under an interest rate swap agreement and any type of fee; (4) a payment or expense associated with a bond insurance policy, financial guaranty, contract, agreement, or other credit or liquidity enhancement for bonds; or contract, agreement, or other financial agreement entered into in connection with Utility Cost Containment Bonds; (5) any coverage charges; (6) the funding of one or more reserve accounts relating to Utility Cost Containment Bonds; and (7) such other costs related to Utility Cost Containment Bonds provided for in the Financing Documents.