Examples of Regulated Status in a sentence
In the Trust Deed the Issuer has undertaken to use its best efforts to procure that the Covered Bonds that have obtained the Regulated Status, will keep the Regulated Status until their Maturity Date or any earlier date on which such Covered Bonds have been redeemed in full.
The "best efforts" undertaking set out in the preceding paragraph will no longer apply if, as a result of a change of law or regulations, Dutch residential mortgage receivables are insufficient for collateralisation of the Covered Bonds to keep the Regulated Status or are no longer eligible to collateralise covered bonds under the CRR.
The Issuer will only issue Covered Bonds under this Base Prospectus that obtain the Regulated Status.
Although under the CB Regulations Covered Bonds will always continue to be registered as legal covered bonds and continue to keep the Regulated Status (except for the CRR Status), there is a risk that the CRR Status of the Covered Bonds will not be maintained until redemption in full of the relevant Covered Bonds.
The Issuer has under the CB Regulations applied for the Programme and the Covered Bonds issued thereunder to obtain the status of being compliant with the requirements for the legal covered bonds as set out therein (the "Regulated Status"), which includes compliance with article 52(4) of the UCITS Directive and article 129 of the CRR and the Issuer will undertake its best efforts tocontinue to comply with the CB Regulations.
Although under the CB Regulations Covered Bonds will always continue to be registered as legal covered bonds and continue to keep the Regulated Status (except for the CRR Status), there is a risk that the CRR Status for other Series of Covered Bonds will not be maintained until redemption in full of the relevant non-compliant Series of Covered Bonds.
Although under the CB Regulations Covered Bonds will always continue to be registered as legal covered bonds and continue to keep the Regulated Status (except for the CRR Status), there is a risk that the CRR Status for other Series will not be maintained until redemption in full of the relevant non-compliant Series.
Although under the CB Regulations Covered Bonds will always continue to be registered as legal covered bonds and continue to keep the Regulated Status (except for the CRR Status) there is a risk that the CRR Status of the Covered Bonds will not be maintained until redemption in full of the relevant Covered Bonds.
The Issuer has under the CB Regulations applied for the Programme and the Covered Bonds issued thereunder to obtain the status of being compliant with the requirements for the legal covered bonds as set out therein (the "Regulated Status"), which includes compliance of Article 52(4) of the UCITS Directive and Article 129 of the CRR and has obtained the Regulated Status for the Programme and the Covered Bonds issued.
In the Trust Deed the Issuer has undertaken to utilise its best efforts to procure that the Covered Bonds keep the Regulated Status and the CRR Status until their Maturity Date or, if earlier, the date on which they are redeemed.