CAAP definition
CAAP means the Civil Aviation Authority of the Philippines.
CAAP means the capital adequacy assessment process that an AI uses to identify and measure the risks it faces and to assess how much capital is needed to support those risks;
CAAP means a US dollar denominated China A Share Access Product being a FDI (such as a warrant, note or participation certificate) linked to (a) an A Share that is linked or not linked to the Underlying Index; or (b) the Underlying Index Investment Risk: Trading L&I products involves investment risk and are not intended for all investors. There is no guarantee of repaying the principal amount. Volatility risk: Prices of L&I products may be more volatile than conventional exchange traded funds (ETFs) because of the use of leverage and rebalancing activities. Unlike Conventional ETFs: L&I products are different from conventional ETFs. They do not share the same characteristics and risks as conventional ETFs. Long-term Holding Risk: L&I products are not intended for holding longer than the rebalancing interval, typically one day. Daily rebalancing and the compounding effect will make the L&I product’s performance over a period longer than one day deviate in amount and possibly direction from the leveraged/inverse performance of the underlying index over the same period. The deviation becomes more pronounced in a volatile market. As a result of daily rebalancing, the underlying index’s volatility and the effects of compounding of each day’s return over time, it is possible that the leveraged product will lose money over time while the underlying index increases or is flat. Likewise, it is possible that the inverse product will lose money over time while the underlying index decreases or is flat. Risk of Rebalancing Activities: There is no assurance that L&I products can rebalance their portfolios on a daily basis to achieve their investment objectives. Market disruption, regulatory restrictions or extreme market volatility may adversely affect the rebalancing activities. Intraday Investment Risk: Leverage factor of L&I products may change during a trading day when the market moves but it will not be rebalanced until day end. The L&I product’s return during a trading day may be greater or less than the leveraged/opposite return of the underlying index. Portfolio Turnover Risk: Daily rebalancing causes a higher levels of portfolio transaction when compared to conventional ETFs, and thus increases brokerage and other transaction costs. Correlation Risk: Fees, expenses, transactions cost as well as costs of using financial derivatives may reduce the correlation between the performance of the L&I product and the leveraged/inverse performance of the underlying index on a...
Examples of CAAP in a sentence
Courses taken on released time shall not be used toward CAAP awards.
Each quarter the SFMTA will supply the Union an accounting, by department and work location, of the hours worked by CAL WORKS, CAAP or SWAP workers.
In accordance with BOR policy 2:28, students must demonstrate satisfactory performance in writing, mathematics, reading, and science reasoning as evidenced by receiving a passing score on all sections of the Collegiate Assessment of Academic Proficiency (CAAP) exam.
The unit members currently receiving awards for completion of the CAAP program will continue to receive their awards until they resign or retire.
Within sixty (60) days of execution of this Agreement, the Department of Human Services and the Union will meet and confer for the purpose of reaching agreement on caseload standards for the following programs in the order listed, in accordance with Article VIII.A. of this Agreement: Family and Children’s Services Division, Food Stamps, Medi-Cal, CAAP, CalWorks, and IHSS.
More Definitions of CAAP
CAAP means a US dollar denominated China A Share Access Product being a FDI (such as a warrant, note or participation certificate) linked to (a) an A Share that is linked or not linked to the Underlying Index; or (b) the Underlying Index 交易所買賣基金 (“ETF”)可投資於衍生工具。由衍生工具構成的 ETF 可投資於 CAAP、指數期貨合約及其他金融衍生工具。投資於金融衍生工具不等同直接投資於組成基礎指數之相關資產。金融衍生工具乃一種合約。由衍生工具構成的 ETF 及其交易對手 （即與由衍生工具構成的 ETF 達成協議之人士）根據衍生工具合約之條款同意在合約中列明之特定情況下或發生特定 事件時向對方支付若干款項。金融衍生工具之價值視乎或來自或參考相關資產之價值（例如 證券或指數）而定。若干金融衍生工具可能產生槓杆效應，令由衍生工具構成的 ETF 承受更大風險及增加其成本。 金融衍生工具或會較容易受到影響有關投資價值之因素所影響。因此，金融衍生工具價格變化幅度甚大，並偶爾會出現急速之大幅價格變動。故此，金融衍生工具出現相對較為輕微之價格變動，有可能即時導致由衍生工具構成的 ETF 蒙受重大損失（或收益）。與只投資傳統證券相比，由衍生工具構成的 ETF 可能會因投資金融衍生工具而蒙受大於或可能相等於金融衍生工具全部價值的損失。此外，不少金融衍生工具均不在證券交易所買賣，這意味著由衍生工具構成的 ETF 較難出售其金融衍生工具投資以籌措現金及╱或已變現收益或損失或對該等金融衍生工具進行準確估值。出售或購買不在證券交易所買賣之金融衍生工具均須私下協商，且一般並非由中央結算機構擔保、每日盯市、結算及隔離賬戶審查機制、中介機構最低資本規定或政府機關監管，亦可能較難找到自願之買方╱賣方，原因是並無監管規定要求市場作價者確保該等金融衍生工具有持續市場。「CAAP」指以美元為單位之中國 A 股連接產品，即為 (a)基礎指數所掛鈎或不掛鈎之 A 股； 或 (b)基礎指數，掛鈎之金融衍生工具（例如認股權證、票據或參與證明）。
CAAP means a US dollar denominated China A Share Access Product being a FDI (such as a warrant, note or participation certificate) linked to (a) an A Share that is linked or not linked to the Underlying Index; or
CAAP means the capital adequacy assessment process that an AI uses to identify and measure the
CAAP means Civil Aviation Advisory Publication
CAAP means a US dollar denominated Chinese A Share Access Product being a derivative instrument (such as a warrant, note or participation certificate) linked to (a) an A Share or (b) the Underlying Index with the characteristics described in this Prospectus.
CAAP means contribution after advertising & promotional expenses: net sales -/- cost of goods -/- corporate marketing costs -/- marketing advertising and promotional costs;
CAAP means the accounting principles used by the Company in the preparation of the Financial Statements and described in general terms in the Disclosure Schedule, such principles applied on a consistent basis, except as otherwise heretofore disclosed in the Disclosure Schedule. The requirement that such principles be consistently applied means that the accounting principles in a current period are comparable in all material respect to those applied in