Initial Subscription Period definition

Initial Subscription Period means in relation to either Secured Pro or Secured Encrypt, a period of twelve (12) months beginning on the date we accept and confirm your pricing for that particular Solution in your Schedule of Fees.
Initial Subscription Period means the initial Subscription period agreed with us (as stated on our invoice or on your account page on our Customer Portal), starting on the Subscription Start Date;
Initial Subscription Period means the initial Subscription period agreed with us, and as stated on the invoice starting on the Subscription Start Date;

Examples of Initial Subscription Period in a sentence

  • The Fees are payable per MID, per month including the month in which your Initial Subscription Period commences, no matter when in such month it commences, but not the month in which your then current Subscription Period (whether it is your Initial Subscription Period or Renewal Period, as applicable) ends.


More Definitions of Initial Subscription Period

Initial Subscription Period means (i) a period of twelve (12) consecutive months from the Launch Date or (ii) such longer period set forth on the Order.
Initial Subscription Period means the initial subscription period for each Sub-Fund specified in the Appendix for each Sub-Fund in Part B of this Prospectus.
Initial Subscription Period. Has the meaning given in clause 3.1.
Initial Subscription Period means for Monthly Subscribers a one-month period and for Annual Subscribers or Annual Commitment Pay Monthly Subscribers a 12-month period, in each case starting on the Commencement Date;
Initial Subscription Period means the period during which Participating Shares will be issued at the Initial Subscription Price.
Initial Subscription Period means: an annual Platform Subscription, the date which is twelve (12) calendar months from and including the Platform Subscription Commencement Date, or as otherwise specified in an Order.
Initial Subscription Period means the first period of time for Subscription set out in the Final Terms;