Remaining Tenor definition
Remaining Tenor means, in relation to a Contract on any date before its Effective Date, the Underlying Tenor and in relation to a Contract on any date on or after its Effective Date, the number of years in the period from and including such date to but excluding the Maturity Date for that Contract;
Remaining Tenor means, as of any specified date, the number of days from such specified date to the stated maturity of the Notes of this Series, divided by three hundred sixty-five (365).
Remaining Tenor has the meaning specified in Section 31.10(a).
More Definitions of Remaining Tenor
Remaining Tenor means, on any date, the amount of time (expressed in decimal form as a number of years) between that date and the Scheduled Maturity Date.
Remaining Tenor means, for any series of DT Notes as of any specified date, the number of days from such specified date to the Stated Maturity for such series of DT Notes, divided by three hundred sixty-five (365).
Remaining Tenor means, on any date, the amount of time (expressed in decimal form as a number of years) between such date and the Scheduled Termination Date of the Reference Swap.
Remaining Tenor means, on any date, the Reference Swap Remaining Tenor on such date.
Remaining Tenor means the duration of the fixed interest rate period from the Breakage Date through the respective Series Maturity Date.