Reference Index means each of the indices comprising the Reference Portfolio.
Reference Index means the U.S. Select Foreign Access 25 PROCEEDS Index, a composite index that will track the performance of hypothetical investments in two assets, the Basket Units (as defined below) and the Zero Coupon Bond Units (as defined below), and one liability, the Leverage Units (as defined below) (collectively, the “Index Components”). Provided that a Defeasance Event (as defined below) does not occur, the amount of hypothetical funds allocated to each of the Index Components is expected to vary over the term of the PROCEEDS. The Calculation Agent will adjust the allocations systematically using the Reference Index formula described below.
Reference Index means the HVB 3 Months Rolling Euribor Index (WKN A0QZBZ / ISIN DE000A0QZBZ6 / Reuters .HVB3MRE / Bloomberg HVB3MRE Index), as determined and calculated by UniCredit Bank AG (the "Reference Index Sponsor").
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The Company accepts no responsibility for the accuracy or completeness of the information concerning the Reference Index or for the occurrence of any event which would affect the accuracy or completeness of such information.
For information purposes, such CPI Daily Inflation Reference Index appears on the Agence Française du Trésor Reuters page OATINFLATION01 or on Bloomberg TRESOR <GO> pages and on the website www.aft.gouv.fr.
Further, they may have free and available cash for investment purposes and are looking to gain exposure to the securities making up the Reference Index.
STATE–26.Personality Cross Reference Index to the Secretariat Automated Data Index.
DEFINITIONS 1.1 “Additional Disruption Event" means, in respect of the Reference Index, any of Change in Law, Hedging Disruption or Increased Cost of Hedging.
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Reference Index index published by ICE Endex Gas B.V or insofar it concerns the Average Forward Baseload Electricity Price, APX Holding B.V.;
Reference Index means an index of interest rates on Treasury Securities, Municipal Obligations or high quality commercial paper or dividend rates on preferred stock of issuers registered as closed-end management investment companies under the 1940 Act that invest primarily in Municipal Obligations or any other index or instrument selected and approved by the Corporation's Board of Directors, after consultation with the Broker-Dealers and made available to the Auction Agent, as being an appropriate index or instrument, in each case expressed as a rate and devised and calculated not less often than monthly by one or more parties that are not affiliated with the Corporation and made available to the Corporation, the Auction Agent, the Broker-Dealers and existing and potential beneficial owners of the Preferred Shares.
Reference Index means, in respect of a Share which is the subject of a Share Substitution, an index selected by the Calculation Agent (a) in respect of which such Share is, or has been at some time during the immediately preceding six months, a component; and (b) in respect of which (in the opinion of the Calculation Agent) futures contracts are actively traded. If more than one index satisfies the criteria specified in (a) and (b) above, then the Calculation Agent shall determine which of such indices shall be the Reference Index. If no index satisfies the criteria specified in (a) and (b) above, then the Calculation Agent shall select the Reference Index by reference to such criteria it deems appropriate.
Reference Index means: EURIBOR 12 MONTHS +200 bps
Reference Index means the Select 10 PROCEEDS Index, Series 2 published as of 4:00 p.m. (New York City time) on each Business Day (as defined below) on Reuters Page MEREDUS13 (or any successor page as identified by the Calculation Agent).
Reference Index means: MSCI China All Shares Net Total Return Index USD (M1CNALR).
Reference Index means the index of securities whose performance a Fund will aim to replicate, or track the performance of, pursuant to its investment objective and in accordance with its investment policies, as specified in the relevant Supplement.