Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity of not greater than the period specified in the Standard (or if no such period is specified, thirty years);
Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity from the relevant Relevant Date of not greater than the period specified in the relevant Standard or, if no such period is specified, 30 years.
Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity from the Settlement Date of not greater than the period specified in the applicable Final Terms;
Examples of Maximum Maturity in a sentence
This Agreement shall become effective on the date hereof and shall continue in full force and effect until the Maximum Maturity Date, as defined in the Ordinance, subject to the right of suspension and termination as provided herein.
More Definitions of Maximum Maturity
Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity from the Cash Settlement Date of not greater than the period specified;
Maximum Maturity means an Obligation that has a remaining maturity from the Delivery Commencement Date of not greater than thirty years;
Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity from the Early Redemption Date of not greater than the period specified in the Final Terms.
Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity from the Valuation Date of not greater than 30 years.
Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity of not greater than the period specified in these Credit Linked Conditions (or if no such period is specified, thirty years);
Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity of not greater than:
Maximum Maturity means an obligation that has a remaining maturity from (in the case of a Physically Settled CLS (or where Physical Settlement is the Fallback Settlement Method and Condition CL6(II)(d) applies)) the Physical Settlement Date or, as the case may be, (in the case of a Cash Settled CLS) the Valuation Date of not greater than (a) the period specified in the Issue Terms or (b) if no such period is specified in the Issue Terms, 30 years.