Benchmark Rates and “Benchmark Rate” means each of the rates or the rate specified as such in the relevant Final Terms;
Benchmark Rates means the rates reflected in Table 6 on Form P, which must be pre- approved by IFA pursuant to Section 5.10.3 of the ITP.
Benchmark Rates means, collectively, the LIBOR, the 10-year Treasury CMT and the 30-year CMT.
Examples of Benchmark Rates in a sentence
Xxxxxxx Xxxx For and on behalf of District Health Boards Date: 27 November 2020 Appendix 1: Mapping Process Appendix 2: Pay Rate / Job Banding Structure: This appendix sets out the National Pay Equity Benchmark Rates and the Pay Design Principles that the parties have agreed form the basis for agreement to the national pay rate and job banding structure.
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Benchmark Rates means the rates which appear on Telerate Page 3750 (as defined in the 2002 ISDA Definitions published by the International Swaps and Derivatives Association, Inc. 1991 Interest Rate and Currency Exchange Definitions) as reported by Bloomberg Financial Markets Commodities News or which appears in such other page as may replace Telerate Page 3750.
Benchmark Rates means the the benchmark index rates as approved by FDOT prior to the Financial Proposal Due Date and as updated at the Bond Pricing Date, TIFIA Rate Fixing Date, and the earlier of Financial Close or the date at which Bank Debt Financing is hedged for a Bank Debt Financing.
Benchmark Rates means the rates for PABs and TIFIA financing, taxable bonds and bank debt gontained in Part [●] of Exhibit 4.
Benchmark Rates mean the linehaul rates set forth in Appendices B1 to B5 in the column labeled “Benchmark Rates”.
Benchmark Rates means 3-month LIBOR on a related LIBOR determination date, the 10-year Treasury CMT and the 30-year Treasury CMT.
Benchmark Rates means the benchmark (bond(s)) or SWAP rates underlying the financing contained in Developer’s Financing Plan and Financial Modelhas the meaning set forth in ITP Section 5.11.4.