Reference Item definition

Reference Item means each asset or reference basis (i) specified, under the heading "Underlying" in the Product Terms, to be the Underlying or; (ii) in the case of a basket of assets or reference bases, to be included in the Underlying.

Reference Item means [insert description of Inflation Index] / [[] month [currency] LIBOR / EURIBOR / NIBOR / STIBOR / CIBOR / BBSW] /[[] year [currency] OMX Swap Rate] / [Swap Rate]. “Relevant Rate” means, in respect of the relevant interest determination date for an interest period, the [underlying rate] [[specify period] performance] of the Reference Item for such interest determination date. “Floor” = [[]%/the percentage specified for the relevant interest period in the Table below] “Leverage” = [[]%/100%/the percentage specified forthe relevant interest period in the Table below] “Margin” = [[+/-][]%/Zero/the percentage specified forthe relevant interest period in the Table below]

Reference Item means one or more underlying reference assets, entities or bases, as may be specified in the Final Terms.

Examples of Reference Item in a sentence

• In addition, where the relevant Issue Terms specify that FX Conversion is applicable, the Reference Item Amount will be adjusted to reflect changes in the specified exchange rate between the initial exchange rate and the final exchange rate on the specified FX valuation date(s).

• The volatility of a Reference Item may be affected by national and international financial, political, military or economic events, including governmental actions, or by the activities of participants in the relevant markets.

• The effect of such averaging may be that the performance of the Reference Item will not increase proportionately if the price or level or other measure of the Reference Item sharply increases towards the end of the term (or temporarily during the term, or towards the end of an initial valuation period, as applicable).

• On the other hand, a temporary decrease of price or level or other measure of the Reference Item will also not lead to a proportionate decrease of the performance of the Reference Item if the price or level or other measure of the Reference Item has been correspondingly higher on the remaining initial Averaging Dates or Averaging Dates (as applicable).

• Leverage involves the use of a number of financial techniques to increase the exposure to an underlying Reference Item, and can therefore magnify both returns and losses.

More Definitions of Reference Item

Reference Item means each asset or reference basis specified, under the heading "Underlying" in the Product Terms, to be the Underlying.

Reference Item means to EURO STOXX 50 Price EUR

Reference Item means one or more underlying reference assets or bases, as specified in the Final Terms;

Reference Item means one or more underlying reference assets, entities or bases, as may be specified in the Final Terms.A Note may, as provided in the Final Terms, provide that settlement will be by way of cash settlement ("Cash Settled Notes"); by way of physical delivery ("Physically Settled Notes"); or where Condition 5(b)(ii) (Variation of Settlement) is specified in the Final Terms to apply, the method of settlement may be changed from Cash Settlement to Physical Delivery (or vice versa) at the option of the Issuer.

Reference Item means VanEck Vectors Gold Miners ETF.

Reference Item means one or more underlying reference assets, entities or bases, as may be specified in the relevant Applicable Transaction Terms;

Reference Item means [insert description of Inflation Index] / [[] month [currency] LIBOR / EURIBOR / NIBOR / STIBOR / CIBOR / BBSW] / [[] year [currency] OMX Swap Rate] / [Swap Rate]. “Reference Pricet” means, in respect of the relevant interest determination date for an interest period, the [underlying rate / [specify period] performance] of the Reference Item for such interest determination date. “Lower Barrier” = [[][Zero][%]/the [percentage/amount]specified for the relevant interest period in the Table below] “Specified Rate 1” = [[]%/the rate specified for the relevantinterest period in the Table below] “Specified Rate 2” = [[]%/the rate specified for the relevantinterest period in the Table below] “Upper Barrier” = [[][%]/the [percentage/amount]specified for the relevant interest period in the Table below]