Claim Value definition

Claim Value means, unless otherwise specified in the relevant Final Terms, Pricing Supplement, Series Prospectus or Series Listing Particulars, in relation to each Note, the outstanding principal amount of such Note together with unpaid interest accrued to but excluding the date fixed for redemption in accordance with Condition 8 below
Claim Value means the nominal value attributed to:
Claim Value shall have the meaning specified in Section 3.4.

Examples of Claim Value in a sentence

  • Continue numbering the lines sequentially from the Amount of Claim Value of collateralprevious page.

  • Acceptable Claim Percentage means each of the Claim Frequency Percentage and Claim Value Percentage being less than 1%.

  • List in alphabetical order all creditors who have secured claims.If a creditor has more than one Amount of Claim Value of collateralsecured claim, list the creditor separately for each claim.

  • If you are unable to substantiate the original purchase price, then Maxeon will use the current market value instead of the original purchase price to determine the Claim Value.

  • If the loss is greater than the Minimum Claim Value the Underwriter will be responsible for the full amount of the Policyholder’s claim covered by this Policy.


More Definitions of Claim Value

Claim Value means, with respect to any amount of Existing Notes, the value of such Existing Notes calculated using the amounts set forth in the second list of creditors presented by the judicial administrator before the 7th Business Court of the Court of Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil with such amounts not denominated in Reais converted to Reais using the USD/BRL Rate or EUR/BRL Rate as applicable.“Claim Value to Warrants Ratio” means [227.044016]8, the ratio providing for the Claim Value exchangeable for one Warrant (which has been calculated as (i) 25% of the aggregate Claim Value of all Existing Notes (such aggregate Claim Value, R$ [31,786,162,368.26075]9) divided by (ii) the minimum Cash Raise divided by the Warrant Exercise Price).“Discount Factor Adjustment” means [0.492957]10 (which has been calculated as the result of dividing the minimum amount of the Cash Raise (R$ 3.5 billion) by the Capital Increase Amount (R$ 7.1 billion)).“Equitized Debt to Cash Raise Ratio” means [1.028571]11 (which has been calculated as the ratio of the minimum amount of the Equitized Debt (R$ 3.6 billion) divided by the minimum amount of the Cash Raise (R$3.5 billion)).“EUR/BRL Rate” equals [3.8181] Brazilian Reais for €1.00 in Euros.“PTAX Rate” means the U.S. dollar purchase exchange rate PTAX currency code 220, as disclosed by the Brazilian Central Bank on its website.“USD/BRL Rate” equals [3.2464] Brazilian Reais for $1.00 in U.S. dollars.12
Claim Value means, with respect to each Specified Indemnity Matter, the most likely amount of Liability to be incurred by the Company in connection with the final determination/resolution of the Specified Indemnity Matter based on the facts, circumstances and evidence available at the time of the valuation (taking into account any amounts proposed in third-party settlement discussions), including all reasonable out-of-pocket fees and expenses estimated to be required to reach the final determination/resolution, such as legal fees, expert fees, court costs and expenses, etc.
Claim Value means the amount of money which was paid out when the Policy matured, except in the case of a low-cost endowment policy, where it means the amount of money paid out in respect of the investment element of the Policy when the Policy matured (and not, for the avoidance of doubt, any additional amount paid out in respect of any term assurance element of the Policy); and
Claim Value means, unless otherwise specified in the relevant Issue Terms, in relation to each Note, the outstanding principal amount of such Note together with unpaid interest accrued to but excluding the date fixed for redemption in accordance with Condition 8 below
Claim Value means, unless otherwise specified hereon, in relation to each Note, the outstanding principal amount of such Note together with unpaid interest accrued to but excluding the date fixed for redemption in accordance with Condition 8
Claim Value means, with respect to any Creditor, the amount of such Creditor’s Proven Claim, or in the case of a Disputed Claim, the value assigned to such Disputed Claim for voting purposes by the Monitor or the Court. The assignment of a Claim Value to a Disputed Claim for purposes of voting at the Creditors’ Meeting shall not be construed as an admission that the Disputed Claim is a Proven Claim for distribution or any other purposes.
Claim Value means the total of the insurance benefits paid by a federal mortgage insurer to a mortgagee under the insurance agreement between them after a default by a mortgagor on a federally-insured mortgage, whether such insurance benefits are paid before or after the foreclosure of such mortgage by the mortgagee or the insurer, and all expenses incurred by the federal mortgage insurer that are not contained in such insurance benefits for liens, assessments, taxes, comprehensive and extended hazard insurance, maintenance, upkeep and repairs to the property;