Fixed Exchange Rate means the exchange rate for a national currency unit into a euro unit set in accordance with EMU legislation in effect from time to time.
Fixed Exchange Rate means the relevant exchange rate per one Australian dollar fixed on the Issue Date by the Issuer in relation to an FX Hedged MINI and set out in Part A PDS.
Fixed Exchange Rate means the exchange rate of US$1.00 = S$1.7923.
Examples of Fixed Exchange Rate in a sentence
Accordingly, please exchange the Dollar Amount of US$______________, at the Dollar/Euro Fixed Exchange Rate of $1.00 to €[ ], for the Euro Amount of €_________; provided that Osprey Trust's obligation to pay Enron Corp.
Accordingly, please exchange the Dollar Amount of US$______________, at the Fixed Exchange Rate of $1.00 to €[ ], for the Euro Amount of €_________; provided that Osprey Trust's obligation to pay Enron Corp.
More Definitions of Fixed Exchange Rate
Fixed Exchange Rate has the meaning set forth in Section 2.05(a).
Fixed Exchange Rate means NT$29.761 = US$1.00.
Fixed Exchange Rate means the exchange rate for a national currency unit
Fixed Exchange Rate means S$1.3644 = US$1.00. Initial Conversion Price : S$3.8464 for each new Share. Conversion Premium : 30 per cent. above the Reference Share Price.
Fixed Exchange Rate means, in respect of each Capital Note denominated in a currency other than Dollars, the exchange rate between the Specified Currency (or, in the case of Capital Notes other than Capital Notes issued under the Agency Agreement, the currency in which such Capital Note is denominated) and Dollars specified as such in the applicable Pricing Supplement or otherwise in the terms of issue of such Capital Notes;