Market Trade definition

Market Trade means a sale of Equity Securities on the floor of the Stock Exchanges in a non-negotiated and non-synchronised trade where the identity of the buyer is not known to the seller and his representatives.
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Market Trade means a transfer by any Sponsor Investor of any Transferable Shares (including a block transfer) effected via registered public offering or under Rule 144 through a securities exchange or national quotation system or through a broker, dealer or other market maker, in a manner in which the identity of the purchaser, other than the broker, dealer or market maker through which such sale is being effected, has not been designated by the seller and is effected in a manner through which the identity of the purchaser cannot or would not customarily be available to such seller, including in each case, in a registered transaction pursuant to the Registration Rights Agreement.
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Examples of Market Trade in a sentence

  • Commencing on the third Business Day after delivery of the Market Trade Notice, the Broker shall use its reasonable efforts to execute such Transfers, subject to market conditions.

  • To the extent that any Shares subject thereto have not been Transferred, the Broker shall cease making trades in connection with a Market Trade Notice at the close of business on the twelfth Business Day following delivery of the Market Trade Notice.

  • Each Stockholder also agrees that neither the delivery of a Market Trade Notice nor the receipt of a Market Trade Response creates any liability or obligation on the part of the Principal Stockholder and acknowledges that the Broker may be unable to execute any Transfer for the number of Shares or at the price range indicated in a Market Trade Response.

  • Each Market Trade Response shall indicate the maximum number of Shares that the Stockholder intends to make available for Transfer through the Broker in connection with the Market Trade Notice and the price range at which such Stockholder agrees to a Transfer of Shares.

  • In this footnote, it is provided that the applicant must, in addition to the language of the international application itself, indicate what is known as a second working language before the Office for Harmonization in the Internal Market (Trade Marks and Designs) (OHIM).

  • UKAS will ensure that any part of the CertCheck Website established for the purpose of Market Trade Information is limited to the viewing and downloading of reports and does not contain any search function save for the purpose of selection of specifically collated reports, and not further or otherwise.

  • UKAS may remove data from the Market Trade Information when it is considered to no longer provide useful information.

  • If Market Trade Information is to be made available for the Customer via any alternative process, UKAS will advise the Customer of that process and make the Market Trade Information available to the Customer in that way.

  • Provided however, the Offer Price shall not be regarded as binding in the event of a sale by way of Market Trade (subject to compliance with the other provisions of Clause 2.4).

  • If the Purchaser does not deliver a Market Trade Exercise Notice within the Market Trade Exercise Period, then the Sellers or their Affiliates may during the five (5) Business Days period immediately following the Market Trade Exercise Period place an order to execute such sale so long as such sale has not been pre-arranged with one or more final buyers.