Target Volatility definition

Target Volatility means the Target Volatility as specified in § 1 of the Product and Underlying Data.

Target Volatility. < σ 0 ")” means 14 per cent.

Target Volatility means 14%As defined in Condition 24 of the Base Conditions

Examples of Target Volatility in a sentence

• The index manages to the Target Volatility by incorporating Fixed Income US Treasury iShares® ETFs and a Cash Constituent.

• The index is managed to a 5% volatility level.BlackRock ESG US 5% Index ER (BESGUVCX)The BlackRock ESG US 5% Index ER (the “Index”) objective is to offer exposure to the iShares ESG Aware MSCI USA ETF subject to a 5% Target Volatility.

• NELS:88 aims to inform decision makers, education practitioners, and parents about the changes in the operation of the educational system over time and the effects of various elements of the system on the lives of the individuals who pass through it.

• Where the Realized Volatility of the Equity Constituent is above the Target Volatility Level, the Index Allocation Percentage will be reduced.

• The value of the W&C Instruments and the Cash Settlement Amount will depend on the performance of the Basket Valuet on each Valuation Date which will, in turn, depend on the performance of the Fund on each Valuation Date, as specified in the Target Volatility Conditions in the Base Prospectus.

More Definitions of Target Volatility

Target Volatility means 5% and is subject to adjustment as described in (6) below.

Target Volatility means a percentage indicatively set at 25%, with a minimum of 22%; the final percentage will be determined by the end of the Offer Period;

Target Volatility means 9 per cent.;

Target Volatility or “TV” means 6 per cent.; and

Target Volatility means 8.25 per cent. “Maximum Exposure” means 150 per cent.

Target Volatility means 7.0%;

Target Volatility or “σ” means 8.00 per cent.