Fallback Settlement Method definition

Fallback Settlement Method means Cash Settlement or Physical Settlement, as specified in the Final Terms.
Fallback Settlement Method means Cash Settlement. "Final Price" means:
Fallback Settlement Method means the fallback settlement method specified (or deemed specified) in the Issue Terms.

Examples of Fallback Settlement Method in a sentence

  • Fallback Settlement Method Cash SettlementFor the purpose of determination of the Credit Event Cash Settlement Amount, item “ B” used in the formula set forth in the definition of “Credit Event Cash Settlement Amount” means the Final Price as specified in Credit Security Condition 13 (Definitions).


More Definitions of Fallback Settlement Method

Fallback Settlement Method means, if Auction Settlement is specified as the Settlement Method in the relevant Pricing Supplement, Cash Settlement.
Fallback Settlement Method means, with respect to any Notes for which Auction Settlement is specified as the applicable Settlement Method hereon, the fallback settlement method specified hereon.
Fallback Settlement Method means, with respect to any Notes for which Auction Settlement is specified as the applicable Settlement Method in the Pricing Supplement, the fallback settlement method specified in the Pricing Supplement.
Fallback Settlement Method means Cash Settlement. "Final List" has the meaning given in the DC Rules. "Final Price" means:
Fallback Settlement Method means, Cash Settlement or Physical Settlement, as specified in the Final Terms or if "Fallback Settlement Method at Issuer Option" applies, as specified in the relevant notice from the Calculation Agent;
Fallback Settlement Method means, with respect to any Notes for which Auction Settlement is specified as the applicable Settlement Method in the Applicable Transaction Terms, the fallback settlement method specified in the Applicable Transaction Terms.
Fallback Settlement Method means the fallback settlement method specified (or deemed specified) in paragraph 37 (Credit Linked Note Provisions) of the Pricing Supplement.