Delayed Information definition

Delayed Information means Information in respect of which more than fifteen (15) minutes (or any other time period prescribed by Bursa from time to time) have elapsed from the time the Information was first transmitted to the market;

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Delayed Information. : shall mean those stock price index and individual stock trading information which have been transmitted more than twenty minutes after the Real-Time Information.

Delayed Information means information in respect of which more than fifteen minutes have elapsed from the time the Information was first transmitted to the market by the Information Provider. Nordic Delayed Subscriber Nordic Delayed Subscriber gives the Subscriber right to unlimited redistribution of Information. The Nordic Delayed information contains the same Information included in Nordic Equities Level 2, Nordic Derivatives Level 2 and Nordic Fixed Income Level 2 except from the Information exempted in the detailed product description, e.g. Index Population, Debtor Composition, Cashflow Open Series, Extra Redemptions, Notification Drawing, Notification Drawing Percent and Free Float. This product is in particular used on Subscriber’s own Website(s).

Examples of Delayed Information in a sentence

If the Licensee intends to amend the manner in which it provides Information in accordance with clause 2.3, which involves providing Delayed Information instead of providing Information on a real-time basis, the Licensee shall be responsible for the existing Redistribution Fee and the existing Minimum Subscriber Fee payable for the relevant Datafeed (as set out in Schedule 3) for a period of 90 days from the date that HKEX-IS provides written consent to such amendment.
If the Licensee intends to amend the manner in which it provides Information in accordance with clause 2.3, which involves providing Delayed Information instead of providing Information on a real-time basis, the Licensee shall be responsible for the existing Redistribution Fee and the existing Minimum Subscriber Fee payable for the relevant Datafeed (as set out in Schedule 3) for a period of 90 days from the date that HKEX-IS (CHINA) provides written consent to such amendment.
The Fees for Real Time Information shall include the use of Delayed Information.
Real-time Information Fees cover display of Real-time Last Sale Information and Delayed Information on Subscriber Websites or mobile display applications.
A licence for distribution of Delayed Information also covers display of Delayed Information on a public website.
Delayed Information which is available at the earliest on the day after that on which the Information was generated (i.e. after 24.00 o’clock local time at the location of the relevant exchange).
Issuer Information Delayed Information relating to one individual Issuer, solely for the purpose of display on the Website of the Issuer or its affiliated companies.
Real-time Information Fees cover display of Real-time Last Sale Information and Delayed Information on Licensee’s Group Websites or mobile display applications.
All use of End-of-Day Information shall be regarded as use of Delayed Information.
Real-time Information Licence also covers distribution of Delayed Information.

More Definitions of Delayed Information

Delayed Information means information in respect of which more than fifteen minutes have elapsed from the time the Information was first transmitted to the market by OMX. Delayed Information covers all intraday Level 2 data, end of day data and official closing prices from Equities and Fixed Income Markets. Baltic Ticker/TV Text The Baltic Ticker/TV Text product is primarily intended for mass media channels. The product allows continuous display of the stock prices, price changes and volumes of transactions on a moving tape or TV text. The information is published with 15 min delay. The product also includes web-tickers.

Delayed Information means Information delayed at least fifteen (15) minutes from the time of dissemination over the System. A person shall be deemed to have received or made use of the Information if he receives, transmits or makes use of all or any part of the Information, to include divulging or publishing the existence, contents, substance, purport, effect or meaning thereof.