Internal Transactions definition

Internal Transactions means the Bond Issuance, the Bank Debt Incurrence, the Special Dividend, the Recapitalization and the Share Issuance, each as described on Schedule I.
Internal Transactions means all of the transactions described in the Step Plan through the Ashland Conversion (as defined in the Step Plan).

Examples of Internal Transactions in a sentence

  • Supplemental Availability Bilateral Contracts are entered via the Internal Transactions Contract User Interface (a SMD Application).

  • Price: For Internal Transactions, the price of the transaction is set by an average of the bid-ask spread as reported by brokers on the date of the transaction.

  • Internal Transactions: VPPSA seeks first to make internal transactions between its members to balance supply and demand.

  • Capacity Load Obligation Bilateral Contracts are entered via the Internal Transactions Contract User Interface (a SMD Application).

  • By comparing these two scenarios, we estimate the impact that Brexit has had and will have on the UK and London economies.


More Definitions of Internal Transactions

Internal Transactions means the transactions described on Schedule 1.01(b).
Internal Transactions means the Internal Restructuring, Intercompany Debt Refinancing, Borrowing, Consolidated Intercompany Debt Repayment, Cash Distribution, Internal Distribution, Specified Asset Distribution, Contributions to DT Midstream and Recapitalization, each as described on Schedule I.
Internal Transactions means the transactions set forth in Schedule I.
Internal Transactions means the steps set forth on Schedule I.
Internal Transactions has the meaning set forth in Section 3.3.
Internal Transactions means all of the transactions described in the Step Plan.
Internal Transactions means, collectively, the Internal Contribution, the First Internal Distribution and the Second Internal Distribution.