Prudential Requirements definition

Prudential Requirements means the requirements specified in clause 6.7(g);

Prudential Requirements has the meaning given in the Port Loading Protocols. Pulses means chickpeas, lupins, field peas, faba beans, lentils, vetch, broad beans and all other grain legumes.

Prudential Requirements means requirements under Commonwealth, State or Territory legislation in Australia, including regulations, prudential standards, subordinate standards and rules, governing actuarial advice in relation to a Specified Valuation.

Examples of Prudential Requirements in a sentence

• CCP Question 21 [last update 21 May 2014] Guideline and Recommendation 3(b)(v) – Prudential Requirements Pursuant to Guideline and Recommendation 3(b)(v) of the ESMA Guidelines and Recommendations for establishing consistent, efficient and effective assessments of interoperability arrangements, interoperable CCPs are not allowed to contribute to each other’s default funds or other financial resources (as such are defined in Article 43 of EMIR).

• In particular, please refer to section 7 of Chapter 2 of the market rules and the Market Operations - Prudential Requirements market manual.

• On the expiry of this Agreement, the Company will, in accordance with the Access Undertaking, offer to enter into a new agreement with the Client in respect of the provision of Standard Port Terminal Services provided that the Client meets the Prudential Requirements (as defined in the Access Undertaking).

• Chapter 2 of the WEM Rules sets out obligations relating to Functions and Governance; Market Documents; Monitoring, Enforcement and Audit; Reviewable Decisions and Disputes; Market Consultation; Budgets and Fees; Maximum and Minimum Prices and Loss Factors; Participation and Registration; Communications and Systems Requirements; Prudential Requirements and Emergency Powers.

• BackgroundThe IMO manages the Prudential Requirements of Market Participants as set out in Chapter 2 of the Market Rules and the related Market Procedure: Prudential Requirements.

More Definitions of Prudential Requirements

Prudential Requirements means the reserve funding, liquidity and lending requirements and requirements for external borrowing specified in Schedule 3, but does not include the criteria respecting the prudent conduct of a credit union’s business referred to in paragraphs 4 to 8 of Schedule 2;

Prudential Requirements means requirements under Commonwealth, State or Territory legislation in Australia, including regulations, prudential standards, subordinate standards and rules governing Professional Services.

Prudential Requirements has the meaning given in the Port Loading Protocols.

Prudential Requirements means (i) in respect of the UK Entity, the FCA Rules relating to the financial resources required to be maintained by the UK Entity (including all the rules set out in GENPRU and MIFIDPRU) to the extent that such requirements relate to the business of the UK Entity as carried out on the date of this Agreement and (ii) in respect of the Portuguese Entity, the CMVM Rules relating to the financial resources required to be maintained by the Portuguese Entity to the extent that such requirements relate to the business of the Portuguese Entity as carried out on the date of this Agreement.

Prudential Requirements means the requirements set out in Schedule 5A

Prudential Requirements means the requirements under Commonwealth, State or Territory legislation in Australia (including regulations, standards or rules) governing Prescribed Actuarial Advice.

Prudential Requirements has the meaning given in the Access Undertaking; PWCS means Port Waratah Coal Services Limited, (ABN: 99 001 363 828);