Eligible Investment definition

Eligible Investment means any investment that at the time of its acquisition is one or more of the following:

Eligible Investment means any of the following:

Eligible Investment means 1 or more of the following, subject to a written agreement under this section, including investment that occurred prior to the approval of the application, to the extent that the project has not been completely reimbursed to or been paid for on behalf of the person requesting a community revitalization incentive under this chapter:

Examples of Eligible Investment in a sentence

• At the time of depositing the relevant subscription fee refund amount, Eligible Investment Fund customers should still be holding the New Investment Fund Account and a valid settlement account in HKD.

• The Offer is only applicable to buy or sell transactions of Hong Kong stocks (all securities listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange) (excluding IPO and Stocks Monthly Investment Plan) which are effected through any Eligible Investment Account via any channel during the Applicable Period (collectively referred to as the “Eligible Transactions”).

• Eligible Investment Fund Customers who successfully subscribe for the eligible fund (excluding those as mentioned in 4(f) below), through the Bank within Applicable Offer Period can enjoy a 50% off on subscription fee offer.

• Eligible Investment Fund Customers are required to pay the relevant fund subscription fee in advance when they subscribe for funds, the subscription fee refund will be deposited into Eligible Investment Fund Customers’ settlement accounts in Hong Kong dollars (“HKD”) maintained with the Bank (in the form of a cash refund) within 3 months after the end of the Applicable Offer Period for the respective customers.

• The Trust Collateral Agent does not guarantee the performance of any Eligible Investments and is not liable for losses with respect to any such Eligible Investment.

More Definitions of Eligible Investment

Eligible Investment means demolition, construction, restoration, alteration, renovation, or improvement of buildings or site improvements on eligible property and the addition of machinery, equipment, and fixtures to eligible property after the date that eligible activities on that eligible property have started pursuant to a brownfield plan under the brownfield redevelopment financing act, 1996 PA 381, MCL 125.2651 to 125.2672, and after the date that the preapproval letter is issued, except that the date that the preapproval letter is issued is not a limitation for 1 project the construction of which began after January 1, 2000 and before January 1, 2001 without the Michigan economic growth authority determining that the project would not occur in this state without the tax credit offered under this section as provided in subsection (7), if the costs of the eligible investment are not otherwise reimbursed to the taxpayer or paid for on behalf of the taxpayer from any source other than the taxpayer. The addition of leased machinery, equipment, or fixtures to eligible property by a lessee of the machinery, equipment, or fixtures is eligible investment if the lease of the machinery, equipment, or fixtures has a minimum term of 10 years or is for the expected useful life of the machinery, equipment, or fixtures, and if the owner of the machinery, equipment, or fixtures is not the qualified taxpayer with regard to that machinery, equipment, or fixtures.

Eligible Investment means any senior (unsubordinated) debt securities or other debt instruments (including without limitation, commercial paper, certificate of deposits and bonds) which:

Eligible Investment or "eligible investments" means, when made after the approval date of the brownfield plan but in any event no earlier than 90 days prior to the date of the preapproval letter, any demolition, construction, restoration, alteration, renovation, or improvement of buildings or site improvements on eligible property and the addition of machinery, equipment, and fixtures to eligible property after the date that eligible activities on that eligible property have started pursuant to a brownfield plan under the brownfield redevelopment financing act, 1996 PA 381, MCL 125.2651 to 125.2672, if the costs of the eligible investment are not otherwise reimbursed to the taxpayer or paid for on behalf of the taxpayer from any source other than the taxpayer. The addition of leased machinery, equipment, or fixtures to eligible property by a lessee of the machinery, equipment, or fixtures is eligible investment if the lease of the machinery, equipment, or fixtures has a minimum term of 10 years or is for the expected useful life of the machinery, equipment, or fixtures, and if the owner of the machinery, equipment, or fixtures is not the qualified taxpayer with regard to that machinery, equipment, or fixtures. For projects approved after April 8, 2008, eligible investment does not include certain soft costs of the eligible investment as determined by the Michigan economic growth authority, including, but not limited to, developer fees, appraisals, performance bonds, closing costs, bank fees, loan fees, risk contingencies, financing costs, permanent or construction period interest, legal expenses, leasing or sales commissions, marketing costs, professional fees, shared savings, taxes, title insurance, bank inspection fees, insurance, and project management fees. Notwithstanding the foregoing, eligible investment does include architectural, engineering, surveying, and similar professional fees.

Eligible Investment means the Investments in the Custodial Account that have been designated by the Custodian as eligible for investment.

Eligible Investment means any Eligible Assets or Top-up Assets consisting of Euro denominated securities, reserve accounts, deposit accounts or other similar accounts that provide direct liquidity and/or credit enhancement which have at least the following ratings:

Eligible Investment has the meaning specified in the Sale and Servicing Agreement.

Eligible Investment means an eligible investment as defined in the Federal Tax Act that is also an “eligible investment” under Part III of the Ontario Act;