Hedging Policy means all applicable aspects of hedging of the Client’s Instructions and Pending orders, including but not limited to software, Liquidity Providers and order types.
Hedging Policy means the policy of the Company and its Subsidiaries with respect to Hedging Agreements, a copy of which is attached as Exhibit H, as amended from time to time with the approval of the Board of Directors of the Company (or of a committee duly delegated by such Board of Directors comprised of two or more members thereof) in accordance with Section 7.18(b)(iii) (Limitations on Hedging).
Hedging Policy means a policy or policy with respect to Xxxxxx that Owner approves as the Hedging Policy of Owner from time to time.
Examples of Hedging Policy in a sentence
The Hedging Policy and Pledging Policy are available on the Corporate Intranet.
For this, the Company has put in place a Hedging Policy to manage risk associated with foreign currency borrowings.
Employees are subject to the Company’s Hedging Policy that, among other things, prohibits employees from hedging outstanding equity grants.
All hedging agreements are entered into under the terms of the Hedging Policy and the CTA.
The Issuer shall, at all times, maintain compliance with the Hedging Policy.
More Definitions of Hedging Policy
Hedging Policy has the meaning set forth in Section 10.32(a).
Hedging Policy means a policy setting forth standards, practices and procedures with respect to Borrower’s hedging activities approved by the Board of Directors of Parent and reasonably acceptable to Lender.
Hedging Policy means any derivative transaction by a member of the Group to hedge actual or projected exposure arising in the ordinary course of trading or any derivative instrument of a member of the Group which is accounted for on a hedge accounting basis and does not include any derivative transaction and/or instrument for speculative purposes.
Hedging Policy means the policy agreed between the Grantor and the Developer for the hedging by the Developer of floating rate hedging risk as set out in Schedule 13 (Hedging Policy);
Hedging Policy means the policy referred to in clause 3.6(b)(xi), to be adopted on Completion pursuant to an Owners’ Council Completion Resolution. HIsmelt means all land, buildings, structures, offices, fixed and mobile equipment, roads, wharfs, loading and unloading facilities, stockpiles, storage facilities and associated facilities owned, leased or used by any Rio Tinto Group entity at Kwinana, Western Australia including the facility constructed by certain Rio Tinto Group entities in joint venture with third parties and all HIsmelt Technology. HIsmelt Technology means technology presently, or in future, owned by, or licensed to, any Rio Tinto Group entity relating to the high intensity direct smelting of iron, or the dimensioning, design, application, manufacture, erection, installation, testing, operation and maintenance of equipment designed or used for that purpose, including patents, know-how and other designs and copyright, technological and technical knowledge, expertise, experience, inventions, data, algorithms, codes, instructions, techniques, processes, drawings, specifications and other unpatented information.
Hedging Policy means the initial hedging policy applicable to the Obligors and the Issuer set out in Schedule 5 (Hedging Policy and Overriding Provisions Relating to Hedging Agreements) to the Common Terms Agreement as such hedging policy may be amended from time to time by agreement between the Borrower Security Trustee, the Issuer, the Borrowers and the Hedge Counterparties in accordance with the STID.
Hedging Policy means the hedging policy implemented and to be maintained by the Borrower as determined by the Borrower’s board of directors and as agreed by the Facility Agent by its acknowledgement of the hedging policy letter addressed to the Facility Agent from the Borrower dated on or before the date of the first Drawing under the Delivered Vessels Loan.