Market segment definition

Market segment means the portion of the market covering one (1) of the

Market segment means any line or kind of insurance or, if it is described in general terms, any subdivision thereof or any class of risks or combination of classes.

Market segment means any line or kind of insurance or, if

Examples of Market segment in a sentence

• If an Offeror chooses to submit a proposal for more than one (1) Market Segment, then a separate proposal shall be submitted for each.

• NOTE: The Offeror shall clearly identify the Market Segment in which the Offeror is submitting a proposal.

• If an Offeror is selected to receive an award in more than one Market Segment, the Offeror will only receive one (1) IDIQ contract.

• Four (4) VisaVue Travel Reports will be provided: Overview of DMO Region Comparison to Top 25 Regions Nationally; DMO Region Summary by Originating Country; DMO Region Market Segment Summary by Originating Country; and DMO Region Merchant Category Code Summary by Originating Country.

• Wealthstreet Advisors Private Limited is registered as a Stock broker with Securities and Exchange Board of India (“SEBI”) under the SEBI (Stock Brokers and Sub-brokers) Regulations 1992 with SEBI Registration No INZ000157331 (NSE, BSE & MCX) in the Capital Market Segment, Derivative Segment and Currency Derivative Segment in the National Stock Exchange of India Ltd.

More Definitions of Market segment

Market segment means any line or class of insurance or, if it is described in general terms, any

Market segment means, as applicable, one of the following categories of health benefit plans issued by a health benefit plan issuer:

Market segment means, individually, each of the following: (i) music or other audio content; (ii) movies or other video content; (iii) video games; and (iv) books, periodicals, or other textual publications.

Market segment means any line or kind of insurance or, if it is described

Market segment means the division of the financial instruments traded in the Euronext Milan market, market Euronext MIV Milan, Electronic ETC/ETN market (ETFplus), the electronic bond market (MOT) and the derivatives market (IDEM) into homogeneous groups in terms of trading methods and hours; “Minimum trading lot” or “minimum lot” means:- the minimum face value that may be traded of bonds, convertible bonds, government securities, Eurobonds, covered bonds and ABSs;- the minimum number of other financial instruments that may be traded;“Negotiated transactions”means the transactions negotiated privately between intermediaries, placed on the market according to the rules specified in Articles 4.3.6 and 5.3.5 of Regulation;“Non-executing Broker”indicates the approved intermediary of the IDEM market established as an investment firm or a bank that operates to the ends of what foreseen in article 5.3.5, paragraph 6;“Notice”means the publication prepared and distributed daily by Borsa Italiana S.p.A. containing information relevant to the operation of the market;“Opening auction”means, in the Euronext Milan market MTA, Euronext MIV Milan market, the Electronic ETC/ETN market (ETFplus), the electronic bond market (MOT) and the derivatives market (IDEM), the method of trading that provides for the entry, modification and deletion of orders in a given interval (pre-auction) for the purpose of concluding contracts at a single given future moment (the opening) and at a single price (the opening-auction price or opening price);“Other”means an order to buy or sell, for own or customer account, entered by market intermediaries in the Euronext Milan market, Euronext MIV Milan, the Electronic ETC/ETN market (ETFplus), the Electronic bond market (MOT), or the derivatives market (IDEM), containing the data and information necessary for its display and execution;“Package Order”means the order as defined in article 2, subsection 1(49) of Regulation no. 600/2014.

Market segment means the various classes of issues or issuers which are risk weighted or to which risk factors are applied for the purposes of determining risk based capital and other prudential requirements for regulated entities.

Market segment means any geographical area that can reasonably be considered an 724 economic unit with respect to the marketing of insurance or any line or kind of insurance or, if it 725 is described in general terms, any subdivision of this economic unit, line, or kind of insurance, or 726 any class of risks or combination of classes. It may be formed from any combination of these 727 variables having independent economic significance.]