Index Weight definition

Index Weight means, if the Reference Equity set forth on the face of this Note is a basket of stock indices, for each Relevant Index, the number by which the Closing Level of such Relevant Index will be multiplied in order to calculate the Settlement Value on a particular day. The Index Weight relating to each Relevant Index included in the Reference Equity shall be as specified on the fact of this Note.

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Index Weight means, for any Index Equity, on any Valuation Date, the percentage equivalent of a fraction, the numerator of which is the Index Equity Capitalization of such Index Equity on such Valuation Date and the denominator of which is the Total Index Capitalization on such Valuation Date.

Index Weight means: (i) if the number of Qualified Comparable Bonds is one or more and the number of Qualified Company Bonds is one or more, one-half; (ii) if (a) the number of Qualified Comparable Bonds is zero and the number of Qualified Company Bonds is one or more, or (b) the number of Qualified Company Bonds is zero and the number of Qualified Comparable Bonds is one or more, two-thirds; and (iii) if the number of Qualified Comparable Bonds is zero and the number of Qualified Company Bonds is zero, one.

Examples of Index Weight in a sentence

• The Index Ratio for each Basket Index was set by (a) multiplying 1,000 by the applicable Index Weight and (b) dividing that product by the closing level of that Basket Index on the pricing date.

• For each Basket Index, the Corporation set the "Index Ratio" and the "Index Weight" (as set forth in the table below).

• Index Weight Index Base CPI (W) Urban Wage Earners and Clerical Workers-All Items cwur0000sa0* 30% 198.544 Preliminary February 2007 PPI Industrial Commodities - Less Fuel & Pwr** 32% 169.0 Preliminary February 2007 #2 Diesel Fuel wpu057303 ** 8% 193.5 Preliminary February 2007 GDP-IPD *** 15% 116.890 Q4 2006 Preliminary Prime Rate **** 15% 8.25 March 29, 2007 * U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Not Seasonally Adjusted, 1982-84 = 100% basis.

More Definitions of Index Weight

Index Weight means the percentage allocation to the Index Units in the Reference Portfolio as of the Index Business Day(t) immediately after the last Rebalancing Date or the Strike Date if there is no such date.

Index Weight means, for an Index, (i) the notional amount of Credit Default Swaps in respect of such Index, divided by (ii) the Index Portfolio Amount, expressed as a percentage.

Index Weight means, in respect of a Weight Calculation Date, the quotient of (a) the sum of the Performance Indicators greater than zero calculated in respect of such Weight Calculation Date (as numerator) and (b) 12 (as denominator).

Index Weight means, in relation to each Component Sub-Index of a DBLCI-OYE Index and a Rebalancing Date (or the relevant Base Date), the index weight determined in respect of the relevant Component Sub-Index on the Selection Date immediately preceding such Rebalancing Date (or Base Date) in accordance with Schedule 4 hereto.

Index Weight means, if the Reference Equity is a basket of stock indices, for each Relevant Index, the number by which the Closing Level of such Relevant Index will be multiplied in order to calculate the Settlement Value. The Index Weight relating to each Relevant Index included in the Reference Equity shall be specified in the relevant Pricing Supplement.