Examples of Metal Entitlement in a sentence
A Securityholder is entitled to require redemption of the Metal Security and on the redemption settlement date receive an amount of Metal (or cash) equal to the relevant Metal Entitlement.
The Metal Entitlement for The Royal Mint Physical Gold ETC Securities at the date trading initially commenced in February 2020 was 0.01 fine troy ounce of gold.
No Event of Default will occur as a result of any such withholding or deduction.(x) Any disruption to a Price Source or Relevant Association may affect the Value per ETC Security of the ETC Securities and in the case of FX Hedged ETC Securities, the Metal Entitlement per ETC Security.
Certain events, such as where there is a disruption to the trading of the relevant Metal or, for FX Hedged ETC Securities, foreign exchange futures contracts or where the Programme Counterparty is not able to adequately protect itself in respect of its risk under the Balancing Agreement, may lead to a delay or use of an adjusted method in the calculation and publication of the Metal Entitlement per ETC Security and the Value per ETC Security and/or result in the early redemption of the ETC Securities.
The Metal Entitlement for The Royal Mint Physical Gold ETC Securities at the date trading commenced is 0.01 fine troy ounce of gold.
Whenever there is a transfer in ownership of a Metal Share, there is a corresponding transfer in the ownership of the Metal Entitlement applicable to that Metal Share.
The economic value of each Metal Security lies in the Metal Entitlement which is carried around with each Metal Share.
Offer price - The offer price per Metal Security will be the delivery of the Metal Entitlement specified in the Final Terms, subject to any applicable fees.
Such difference may be caused by the deduction of the Product Fee in the calculation of the Metal Entitlement per ETC Security since the previous Observation Date.
Expenses - The Metal Entitlement per Security is reduced each day from the first day of listing and trading On- Exchange by the total expense ratio in respect of the relevant Class.