FX Hedging Agreement definition
FX Hedging Agreement means the contractual bilateral, arrangement and/ or agreement to be entered into by and between the Bank and the Client for the performance of specific Transactions, of which these GTC-FM shall form integral part and parcel.
FX Hedging Agreement means, with respect to any Series, a currency hedge agreement (including any FX Forward Transactions thereunder) pursuant to a 1992 International Swaps and Derivatives Association Master Agreement between the Trustee and a FX Counterparty.
FX Hedging Agreement means, with respect to any Series, a currency hedge agreement (including any FX Forward Agreements thereunder) pursuant to a 1992 International Swaps and Derivatives Association Master Agreement between the Trustee and a FX Counterparty.
More Definitions of FX Hedging Agreement
FX Hedging Agreement means a currency hedge agreement entered into by the Master Trustee with a counterparty."
FX Hedging Agreement means any currency swap, forward contract or other arrangement entered into by the Issuer on the advice of the Collateral Manager at any time after the Issue Date with an FX Hedge Counterparty in order to protect against currency fluctuations or otherwise to facilitate payment of its obligations, on such terms as the Collateral Manager may deem appropriate.
FX Hedging Agreement means any forward foreign exchange transaction, currency swap, currency rate swap, currency option or any combination of, or option with respect to, these or similar transactions entered into with a Bank Product Provider, in form and substance satisfactory to Agent.
FX Hedging Agreement means the [2002] ISDA Master Agreement, a Schedule and each confirmation containing a Hedge Transaction in respect of FX Risk entered into between the Borrower and each Hedging Bank.