Business Day tanımı

Business Day. It means any business day when the commercial Banks in Turkey and the Central Bank of the Republic of Turkey are open and the organized markets on which the underlying asset is traded are open for business.
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Business Day. (or "Working Day" or "Banking Day" or "Bank Day" or "Holiday") shall mean any day other than Saturday, Sunday or any public holiday on which banks in Vienna (Austria) are open for business.
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Business Day. The Bank will be closed on National Holidays, weekends and general public holidays and on other days approved by the Banks Association and these days shall not be counted as business
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Examples of Business Day in a sentence

  • The respective invoices shall be paid to the bank account of the Seller, as provided in detail herein below, by the Buyer provided that such invoices have been issued in accordance with the provisions prescribed hereunder and that they have been approved by the Buyer, on the Friday, which is the Business Day, following the period specified in Purchase Order as of the date when the tarafından FİRMA’nın aşağıda detayları belirtilen banka hesabına ödenecektir.

  • Notification: If a notification is made at or before 17.30 in Turkish local time on a Business Day, it shall be deemed valid on that Business Day.

  • In respect of any payments in foreign currencies; if such date corresponds to any official holiday in the country of the Seller although it is a Business Day in Turkey, the payment shall be made on the immediate Business Day in the respective country.

  • If the due date corresponds to any official holiday, the immediate Business Day shall be deemed as the due date.

  • Vanilla (Straight) Options: : It refers to the Business Day to be agreed upon by the Parties and indicated in the Derivative Instruments Transaction Result Form, on which the settlement details of the Option transaction are determined or finalized.

  • Business Day means; a day on which the banks are open for business in the Republic of Turkey (and is not authorized or required by law to remain closed); (excluding Saturdays, Sundays, or general holidays).