Market Place means a Regulated Market, an MTF or any recognised unregulated market place.
Market Place means a recognized stock exchange or regulated market where the Shares are listed, always including Stockholm Stock Exchange (OMX Stockholm) and First North, while always excluding OTC trading or other trades via similar dealer networks.
Market Place means the areas of the market places situated at Chatteris, March, Whittlesey indicated on maps for the purpose of identification only, prepared by the Council for that purpose, copies of which are available for inspection at the offices of the Council;
Examples of Market Place in a sentence
In exchange for the Solutions, Company will pay the fees set forth in the AWS Market Place (“Subscription Fees”) on a monthly basis.
More Definitions of Market Place
Market Place means the business model, as operated by the [Nova OpCo], whereby stores can publish their portfolio of products in a particular website in order to get customers traffic from such website and effect transactions in return for a commission on sales.
Market Place means (i) Nasdaq First North, (ii) any other MTF, including the Open Market of the Frankfurt Stock Exchange or (iii) any Regulated Market.
Market Place means any Regulated Market, any MTF or any recognised unregulated market place.
Market Place means the Swedish multilateral trading facility, Nordic
Market Place means the Swedish multilateral trading facility, Nordic MTF, operated by Nordic Growth Market NGM AB;
Market Place means First North Bond Market, Copenhagen operated by Nasdaq Copenhagen A/S or any Regulated Market as agreed with the Representative, on which the Notes are listed, or where the Issuer has applied for listing of the Notes.
Market Place means a Regulated Market or an MTF. “Material Adverse Effect” means a material adverse effect on: