ABS definition

ABS means asset-backed securities.
ABS means the American Bureau of Shipping.
ABS means the American Bureau of Shipping or any successor organization.

Examples of ABS in a sentence

  • The electronic files spectral files (in one of the following extensions or equivalent: *.SPA, *.SPG, *.IRD, *.IFG, *.CSV, *.SP, *.IRS, *.GAML, *.[0-9], *.IGM, *.ABS, *.DRT, *.SBM, *.RAS) shall be submitted to the Central Bureau of Materials.

  • Information on the Representations, Warranties, and Enforcement Mechanisms of an Asset-backed Security as Required by Paragraph (a)(1)(ii)(N) of rule 17g-7 ∙ The credit rating herewith presented is not for an ABS product, and hence no relevant issue.

  • Final statistics have been calculated with regard to precise data points in ABS source material.

  • They are termed as Asset Backed Securities (ABS) or Mortgage Backed Securities (MBS).

  • The Certificate is a representation only that the specified Company has been audited by ABS and has given a satisfactory practical demonstration of the listed services which ABS Surveyors may rely on to make decisions affecting classification or statutory surveys and is issued solely for the use of ABS and its committees.


More Definitions of ABS

ABS means a licensable body as defined in section 72 of the 2007 Act;
ABS means absolute value.
ABS means acrylonitrile-butadiene-styrene plastic. “Cathodically protected” applies to both “bare” and “coated.”
ABS means a licensable body as defined in section 72 of the Legal Services Act 2007;
ABS means a service that allows End Users to xxxx calls to accounts that may not be associated with the originating line. There are three types of ABS calls: calling card, collect and third number billed calls. Ameritech, AMERITECH, and SBC-AMERITECH (wherever each name may appear in this Agreement) shall mean Ameritech Wisconsin. “Applicable Law or Laws” is as defined in Article XIX, Section 19.2.
ABS means the assumed rate of prepayments on the Receivables for --- each Settlement Period based upon the "Absolute Prepayment Model", applied in accordance with current market standards.