Examples of Relevant Valuation Date in a sentence
DC(t,t-1) means, in respect of a Relevant Valuation Date, the number of calendar days from (and including) the Valuation Date (t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date to (but excluding) such Relevant Valuation Date.
Exp(t-1) means, in respect of a Relevant Valuation Date, Exp(t) in respect of the Valuation Date(t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date.
FB(t-1) means, in respect of a Relevant Valuation Date, the Fund Basket Value (t) in respect of the Valuation Date (t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date.
Where: DB(t) means, the Dynamic Basket Level (t) in respect of Valuation Date (t).DB(t-1) means, in respect of a Valuation Date (t) (the Relevant Valuation Date), the Dynamic Basket Level (t) in respect of the Valuation Date (t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date.
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