Volatility Target definition

Volatility Target or "VT" means 2.00 (two) per cent.
Volatility Target or "VT" means 12.00 (twelve) per cent.
Volatility Target or "VT" means 4.00 (four) per cent.

Examples of Volatility Target in a sentence

  • Because the Index is limited to 125% leverage it may not be possible to achieve the Volatility Target of 5% during periods of very low volatility.

  • Moreover, the volatility of the Index may exceed the 5% Volatility Target in times of extreme volatility due to trading limits on the ETFs. The daily trading limit for each ETF is one-third of the maximum exposure cap.

  • Investors that do not have knowledge and experience of the Volatility Target Mechanism acquired through a previous investment should receive advice before making an investment decision.

  • Therefore an investment in the Notes is not equivalent to an investment into notes which are linked solely to the performance of the Fund without the application of the Volatility Target Mechanism or a direct investment into the Fund.

  • In addition, a worker’s failure to participate in rehabilitation does not bar her claim, but the failure may impede a full assessment of her loss of earning capacity by the Commission.


More Definitions of Volatility Target

Volatility Target or "VT" means 20.00 (twenty) per cent.
Volatility Target or "VT" means 9.00 (nine) per cent.
Volatility Target or "VT" means 8.00 (eight) per cent.
Volatility Target or "VT" means 17.00 (seventeen) per cent.
Volatility Target means 13%.
Volatility Target has the meaning given in relevant Term Sheet.
Volatility Target means the value specified as such in Part 1 (Index Specifications) above;