Regular Interval definition

Regular Interval means monthly, quarterly, half yearly or annual periods.

Regular Interval means monthly, quarterly, half year or annual periods.

Regular Interval means monthly, quarterly, half year or annual period.

Examples of Regular Interval in a sentence

• Such instructions shall be given in writing at the beginning of any Regular Interval or at the time of purchase of Units.

• Unit Holders, at the time of purchase or beginning of an interval will authorize the Management Company to decide the quantum of part redemption of their unit holdings at the end of every Regular Interval (i.e. monthly, quarterly, semi-annually or annually) based on the performance (NAV growth) of the scheme during the Regular Interval.

• The Fixed Income Unit Holders shall, at the time of purchase or beginning of a Regular Interval, specify a fixed cash amount required by them at Regular Intervals and authorize the Management Company to redeem (at the prevailing NAV) such number of units from their holding that in rupee terms is equivalent to the specified fixed amount required at the end of every Regular Interval.

• The Fixed Periodic Payment Unit Holders shall, at the time of purchase or beginning of a Regular Interval (i.e. monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, or annually), specify a fixed cash amount required by them at Regular Intervals and authorize the Management Company to redeem (at the prevailing NAV) such number of units from their holding that in rupee terms is equivalent to the specified fixed amount required at the end of every Regular Interval.

• Such instructions shall be given in writing at the beginning of each Regular Interval or at the time of purchase of Units.

• The Fixed Periodic Payment Unit Holders shall, at the time of purchase or beginning of a Regular Interval (i.e. monthly, quarterly, semi-annually, orannually), specify a fixed cash amount required by them at Regular Intervals and authorize the Management Company to redeem (at the prevailing NAV) such number of units from their holding that in rupee terms is equivalent to the specified fixed amount required at the end of every Regular Interval.

• The Fixed Income Unit Holders shall, at the time of purchase or beginning of a Regular Interval, specify a fixed cash amount required by them at Regular Intervals and authorize the Management Company to redeem (at the prevailing NAV) such number of units from their holding that in rupee terms isequivalent to the specified fixed amount required at the end of every Regular Interval.

• Fixed Income Units – The Fixed Income Unit Holders, at the time of purchase or beginning of an interval, specify a fixed cash amount required by them at Regular Intervals and authorize the Management Company to redeem (at the prevailing NAV) such number of units from their holding that in rupee terms is equivalent to the specified fixed amount required at the end of every Regular Interval.

• Depending upon the instructions given by the Income-Unit Holders, the Income Units are further classified into two types:  Flexible Income Units – The Flexible Income Unit Holders, at the time of purchase or beginning of an interval, authorize the Management Company to decide the quantum of part redemption of their unit holdings at the end of every Regular Interval based on the performance (NAV growth) of the Scheme during that Regular Interval.

• Depending upon the instructions given by the Income-Unit Holders, the Income Units are further classified into two types: Flexible Income Units – The Flexible Income Unit Holders, at the time of purchase or beginning of an interval, authorize the Management Company to decide the quantum of part redemption of their unit holdings at the end of every Regular Interval based on the performance (NAV growth) of the Scheme during that Regular Interval.

More Definitions of Regular Interval

Regular Interval means a period always of the same or equivalent length not exceeding three calendar months in duration, at the end of which or in the course of which a relevant calculation is made, the first period ending on a date selected by a store card provider which is within three calendar months of the date of the coming into force of this Order or, in the case of a store card provider who was not operating prior to the coming into force of this Order, a date selected by the store card provider which is within three calendar months of the commencement of the operation of the store card programme;

Regular Interval. , in relation to a company, means an interval in a number of equal periods where –