The Counterparty definition

The Counterparty means Societe Generale.

The Counterparty. Not applicable.

The Counterparty and/or "the client" means any (legal) person we address our offers to, as well as the party that addresses offers to us and the party that grants an assignment to us, i.e. the party we enter into an agreement with and also the party we have any legal relationship with, as well as its representative(s), authorised representative(s), assignee(s) and heir(s).

Examples of The Counterparty in a sentence

• The Counterparty to any Derivative Agreements entered into by the ETF must be a chartered Canadian bank or an aflliate of a chartered Canadian bank whose obligations are guaranteed by a chartered Canadian bank, and has a designated rating.

• The Counterparty to any Derivative Agreements entered into by the ETF must be a chartered Canadian bank or an affiliate of a chartered Canadian bank whose obligations are guaranteed by a chartered Canadian bank, and has a designated rating.

• The Counterparty may hedge its expo- sure under the Swap to index securities.

• The Counterparty shall not be required to pay any additional amounts pursuant to Section 2(d)(i)(4) or 2(d)(ii).

• The Counterparty or the Depositor shall provide BNY with the calculations and any other information reasonably requested by BNY with respect to the Depositor's determination that led to the Swap Disclosure Request.

More Definitions of The Counterparty

The Counterparty means Barclays Bank plc.

The Counterparty means Commerzbank AG.

The Counterparty means BNP Paribas.

The Counterparty means Citibank N.A.

The Counterparty. Not Applicable

The Counterparty means the individual and other legal entities that provide products and services to the company and includes Agents/Intermediary (Agent, Broker, Consultant, etc.) and Business partners (e.g. Joint ventures), Suppliers (Purchase, Production, Design, Support contractors, etc.).

The Counterparty means Barclays Capital.