Indexation definition

Indexation means the adjustment of an amount or sum in accordance with paragraph 69 of this Call Off Schedule 3;

Indexation. If an agreement is for a term of more than 12 months, We will increase the monthly fee on each anniversary of the start date in line with the relevant inflation index detailed in the House Rules.

Indexation means the increase of any sum in accordance with the formula set out in clause 6.11

Examples of Indexation in a sentence

• Indexation of charges and fees:The Bank links the calculation of the fixed charges and fees (including the minumum and maximum amounts) indicated in the present List of Conditions - except for the fixed charges and fees listed under the sections III.

• Where the provisions of Condition 4.3(ii) or Condition 4.3(iii) apply, the determination of the Indexation Adviser as to the Index Figure applicable to the month in which the date for payment falls or the date for payment, as the case may be, shall be conclusive and binding.

• Indexation does not represent additional funding; it is to cover the general annual increase in cost for funded items.

• Indexation is applied semi-annually based on changes in the retail price index.

• The earliest Indexation Adjustment Date will be the (1st) Working Day following the expiry of the period specified in paragraph 8.2 of this Call Off Schedule 3 during which the Contract Charges shall remain fixed (and no review under this paragraph 11 is permitted).

More Definitions of Indexation

Indexation means the Building Cost Information Service General Building Cost Index of the Royal Institution of Chartered Surveyors (or in the event of the said index being discontinued the nearest equivalent index)

Indexation means updating of an MRB amount for a Fund Member over a period with a rate equal to the change in the Fund Member’s Salary over the same period or, in respect of Family Law-related amounts, at a rate prescribed or permitted under SIS or Family Law.

Indexation means the values identified as “subject to indexation” may be adjusted to reflect the effects of inflation after the Effective Date in accordance with the following formula: Where RPId is the value of the Retail Prices Index published or determined with respect to the month most recently preceding the date when the provision in question is to be given effect and RPIo is the value of the Retail Prices Index on the date that is 12 months prior to the date when the provision in question is to be given effect.

Indexation means in respect of the Full Year Reporting Period ending on 31 December 2023 and each subsequent Full Year Reporting Period, the compound rate obtained by applying the average annual inflation rate for the year to 31 March of the applicable Reporting Period, as published on the International Monetary Fund website for the G7 countries, to the Indexation rate of the preceding Full Year Reporting Period, as communicated by the Cost Cap Administration via a Determination. The average annual inflation rate for the G7 countries is published on the International Monetary Fund website at https://www.imf.org/external/datamapper/PCPIPCH@WEO/MAE. If such rate ceases to exist, the Cost Cap Administration will use an alternative rate which it deems to be reasonably comparable.

Indexation the adjustment of an amount or sum in accordance with Framework Schedule 3 (Framework Prices) and the relevant Order Form;

Indexation means in respect of the Reporting Period commencing on 1 October 2023 and each subsequent Reporting Period, the compound rate of (i) the estimated average annual inflation rate for the year to 31 December of the current Reporting Period as published by the International Monetary Fund for the G7 countries in October of the current Reporting Period, and (ii) the Indexation rate of the preceding Reporting Period, as communicated by the Cost Cap Administration via a Determination.

Indexation means the adjustment of an amount or sum in accordance with paragraph 72.9.2(f) of this Call Off Schedule 3;