Initial Exchange Rate definition

Initial Exchange Rate means the Exchange Rate determined by the Bank on the day, time and manner specified as such in the Bank’s term sheet for such CPI Deposit;

Initial Exchange Rate means an exchange rate published by the Corporation in accordance with the Prospectus that is equal to the weighted average of the ILS/USD exchange rates of all the transactions as determined and completed by the Bank(s) through which the proceeds from the Offering that are not used to pay expenses denominated in ILS are converted to USD in accordance with the Prospectus.

Initial Exchange Rate means the Exchange Rate at the Valuation Time on the Issue Date;

Examples of Initial Exchange Rate in a sentence

• The exchange rate between the currencies will initially be set to the rate as specified within the applicable Service Contract (the "Initial Exchange Rate") or as otherwise determined by the Service Provider.

• These examples assume a principal amount of $1,000, a maturity of three years, and an Underlying Currency Basket that includes each of the following currencies and its associated hypothetical Initial Exchange Rate: · the euro (“EUR”): 1.5700 · the Japanese yen (“JPY”): 102.5000 · the Canadian dollar (“CAD”): 1.0150 The amounts in the tables and graphs below are for purposes of illustration only.

• As described above, the Individual Currency Return for the Japanese yen and the Canadian dollar is equal to the Initial Exchange Rate for that currency divided by the Final Exchange Rate.

• However, due to different reporting conventions, for other currencies such as the euro, the British pound, the Australian dollar, and the New Zealand dollar, the Exchange Rate represents the rate at which one unit of these currencies may be exchanged for U.S. dollars; therefore, the “Individual Currency Return” will be equal to the Final Exchange Rate divided by the Initial Exchange Rate.

• Investors shall pay the subscription price of the Notes in U.S. dollars based on the Initial Exchange Rate.

More Definitions of Initial Exchange Rate

Initial Exchange Rate means the Applicable Dollar Spot Market Exchange Rate as of the Issue Date, which for the purposes of the Note Purchase Facility Agreement shall be € 1 = $1.5791.

Initial Exchange Rate means the Exchange Rate at the close of business on the business day preceding the date of issuance this Note, being [1,357.0] South Korean Won/U.S. Dollar.

Initial Exchange Rate means the initial exchange rate set out in the Product Agreement to convert one unit of the Patheon Manufacturing Site Local Currency into the Billing Currency for the first Year of the Product Agreement.

Initial Exchange Rate means an exchange rate of 80,392.16 VFSG Shares per U.S.$1,000,000 of principal amount of Bonds;

Initial Exchange Rate means the Exchange Rate at the close of business on the business day preceding the date of issuance this Note, being South Korean Won/U.S. Dollar.

Initial Exchange Rate means AR$15.3828 per 1.00 U.S. Dollar (the average of the Peso/U.S. Dollar foreign exchange rate published by the Central Bank, through Communication “A” 3,500 for the three Business Days prior to April 6, 2017 on its website, as calculated by the Company).

Initial Exchange Rate means the Exchange Rate applied as of 31 October 2017, respectively 4.5985 XXX/1 EUR;