Exercise Right Privilege definition

Exercise Right Privilege means the privilege that, together with a B-1 Membership and 27,338 shares of CBOT Common Stock (which in the CME Transaction became 10,251.75 shares of CME Group Common Stock) constituted an Exercise Right, whether or not unbundled from a B-1 Membership.
Exercise Right Privilege means an Exercise Right that, to the extent provided in this Agreement, has been unbundled from the other rights
Exercise Right Privilege means an Exercise Right that, to the extent provided in this Agreement, has been unbundled from the other rights embodied in a CBOT Full Membership in order to enable the unbundled Exercise Right Privilege to be issued by the CBOT in accordance with and subject to the CBOT’s Rules and Regulations to be adopted by CBOT in a form mutually agreed to by the parties, to any holder of one of the 1,402 outstanding CBOT Full Memberships who requests its issuance.

Examples of Exercise Right Privilege in a sentence

  • Notwithstanding anything to the contrary contained in this Section F of this Article IV of this Certificate of Incorporation, in no event shall the Corporation be required to pay in excess of $250,000 in respect of any single Exercise Right Privilege.

  • Once the CBOT has issued an Exercise Right Privilege in respect of a CBOT Full Membership, the CBOT shall not thereafter issue another Exercise Right Privilege or any other instrument representing the Exercise Right or any interest therein in respect of that CBOT Full Membership.

  • Each person to whom it is proposed to transfer a CBOT Full Membership in respect of which an Exercise Right Privilege has been issued shall be required to acknowledge in writing, before the transfer of that CBOT Full Membership becomes effective, that the CBOT Full Membership may not be the basis for acquiring or maintaining a CBOE membership by exercise unless the holder (or delegate) of that CBOT Full Membership is and remains the holder or delegate of an Exercise Right Privilege.

  • No transfer of an Exercise Right Privilege or of any interest therein shall be valid or effective for any purpose whatsoever unless and until the transfer is duly reflected in the books and records of the CBOT.

  • In the event of the entry of a Zero Judgment (as defined below), the Corporation will pay to each Non-Recovery Class Member (as defined below) $250,000 for each Exercise Right Privilege held by such Non-Recovery Class Member.

  • In order for a Class Member to receive a Balance Payment with respect to an Exercise Right Privilege, such Class Member must provide evidence reasonably satisfactory to the Corporation that such Class Member received the Per ERP Recovery pursuant to the Final Resolution with respect to such Exercise Right Privilege.

  • The Corporation shall make payment as provided in this Section F.1 to a holder who makes the required delivery of the Exercise Right Privilege and Assignment Agreement within thirty (30) days after the expiration of the Offer Period.

  • Each holder of record on the official books and records of the Corporation as of May 29, 2007 of (I) a Series B-1 Membership in respect of which an Exercise Right Privilege (as defined in Rule 210(b) of the Rules) is issuable but has not been issued or (II) both (a) one or more Exercise Right Privileges and (b) a Series B-1 Membership shall have the right, exercisable during the forty five (45) day period (the “Offer Period”) immediately following the effective time of the merger of CBOT Holdings, Inc.

  • In order to exercise the Purchase Offer, such holder must deliver to the Corporation prior to the expiration of the Offer Period (i) the Exercise Right Privilege and (ii) a duly executed assignment agreement in the form attached to this Certificate of Incorporation as Annex A (the “Assignment Agreement”).