external assets definition

external assets means assets denominated in a currency other than the Cayman dollar and representing a claim on a non-resident of the Islands;
external assets means, with respect to any specified Person on any date, the total assets of such Person, after eliminating intercompany assets and investments in Subsidiaries, on such date and in accordance with Floating UK GAAP.
external assets means certain assets that are not held in your Account in the Program and included by you through the Program Website, if you elect a Goal Target.

More Definitions of external assets

external assets means all filling machines which display the symbol or ▇▇▇▇ “SIG” as set out in SCHEDULE 6 (SIG Symbol) or the words “SIG” and/or “Combibloc” on them or on a tag or label attached to them, samples of which are attached hereto as Part 3 of SCHEDULE 5 hereto.
external assets means personal --------------- property owned by either RCI or Rubicon which is located on the real property owned by the other and may or may not be interconnected or operated in conjunction with the other's facilities. As used herein, External Assets may be included in other defined terms, i.e., one or more of Rubicon's battery limits plants may include External Assets of RCI and one or more of RCI's battery limits plants may include External Assets of Rubicon.
external assets means assets denominated in a currency other than the

Related to external assets

  • External Account is your account at another financial institution (i) to which you are transferring funds from your Eligible Transaction Account; or (ii) from which you are transferring funds to your Eligible Transaction Account.

  • Internal appeal means an internal appeal to the relevant authority in terms of section 74;

  • External Auditor means the Corporation’s independent auditor; and

  • Internal audit means an independent appraisal activity within an agency for the review of operations as a service to management, including a systematic examination of accounting and fiscal controls to assure that human and material resources are guarded against waste, loss, or misuse; and that reliable data are gathered, maintained, and fairly disclosed in a written report of the audit findings.

  • internal waters means any navigable river or waterway within the State of California.