Retail Order Period definition

Retail Order Period means the retail order period, if any, established by the Manager pursuant to the Initial Wire or any subsequent Pricing Wire, which may be established in consultation with the Issuer.
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Examples of Retail Order Period in a sentence

  • In connection with the establishment of a Retail Order Period for the Securities, you agree that each retail order that you submit (or that may be submitted by a participant in a distribution network that you have established) shall be in accordance with the terms set forth for the Retail Order Period and, by submitting a retail order, you will be deemed to certify that such retail order is in compliance with the terms set forth for the Retail Order Period.

  • In the event that we establish a Retail Order Period relating to the sale of Securities, we reserve the right to hold back and/or reallocate Securities from any Underwriter submitting a retail order that we reasonably believe is not a bona fide retail order submitted in accordance with the requirements set forth for the Retail Order Period.