Individual Commodity Index definition

Individual Commodity Index means an index for an individual commodity (as adjusted through the

Individual Commodity Index means a Classic Individual Commodity Index or a Longer DatedIndividual Commodity Index

Individual Commodity Index means an index for an individual commodity (as adjusted through the addition or removal of other Individual Commodity Indices), as calculated and published by Bloomberg, from time to time, more information on which can be found in Part 3 (The Bloomberg Commodity Index Family) and “Individual Commodity Indices” means all of them

Examples of Individual Commodity Index in a sentence

• The cocoa Individual Commodity Index has been published since February 2006, the lead, platinum and tin Individual Commodity Indices have been published since March 2008, the Brent Crude and Gas Oil Individual Commodity Indices have been published since December 2011, the Kansas Wheat and Soybean Meal Individual Commodity Indices have been published since December 2012 and June 2010 respectively, with simulated historical data calculated back to 1991.

• In that event, an Individual Commodity Index in respect of that commodity may cease to be published.

• The relevant Individual Commodity Index is shown along the left hand side.

• The Participant is hereby advised to consult with his or her own tax, legal and/or investment advisors with respect to any advice the Participant may determine is needed or appropriate with respect to the Performance Units (including, without limitation, to determine the foreign, state, local, estate and/or gift tax consequences with respect to the Award).

• While the Calculation Agent is required to act in good faith and in a commercially reasonable manner (i) it owes no duty to any Security Holder or the Trustee in respect of any determination made by it and (ii) any such substitute value may differ from the Individual Commodity Index.

• The termination or replacement of any Designated Contract or Designated Month Contract and/or the change to a Roll Period may have an adverse impact on the value of an Individual Commodity Index and the Composite Commodity Indices included therein.An investment in Short and Leveraged Commodity Securities involves a significant degree of risk.

• In certain circumstances under the Facility Agreements and the Calculation Agency Agreement, including where a Market Disruption Event in respect of an Individual Commodity Index occurs on five or more consecutive Trading Days (irrespective of whether an Individual Commodity Index is published for those Trading Days), the Calculation Agent is required to calculate a substitute value for each Trading Day thereafter while that circumstance persists.

• The termination or replacement of any Designated Contract or Designated Month Contract and/or the change to a Roll Period may have an adverse impact on the value of an Individual Commodity Index.

• Market Disruption DaysIf a Market Disruption Event occurs in the Relevant Market for an Individual Commodity Index on a General Trading Day which is a Trading Day for such Commodity Index, that Individual Commodity Index may or may not be calculated and published by CME Indexes on such day.

• The relevant Unhedged Classic Individual Commodity Index is shown along the left hand side.

More Definitions of Individual Commodity Index

Individual Commodity Index means an index for an individual commodity (as adjusted through the addition or removal of other Individual Commodity Indices) as calculated by CME Indexes in conjunction with UBS Securities and published by CME Indexes from time to time, more information on which is set out in Part 2 (Dow Jones — UBS Commodity Indices)

Individual Commodity Index means an index for an individual commodity (as adjusted throughthe addition or removal of other Individual Commodity Indices) as calculated by Dow Jones in conjunction with AIG-FP and published by Dow Jones from time to time, more information on which is set out in Part 3 (Description of Commodity Securities) under the heading “Individual Commodity Indices” and in relation to a class of Micro Securities (and the corresponding class of Commodity Contracts) means the Individual Commodity Index specified in relation to such class in the Sixth Schedule (Classes of Micro and Commodity Securities) to the Trust Instrument

Individual Commodity Index means an index for an individual commodity (as adjusted through the addition or removal of other Individual Commodity Indices), as, up to and including 30 June 2014 calculated by CME Indexes in conjunction with UBS Securities and published by CME Indexes from time to time and as, on and after 1 July 2014 calculated and published by Bloomberg, from time to time, more information on which can be found in Part 3 (The Bloomberg Commodity Index Family) and “Individual Commodity Indices” means all of them

Individual Commodity Index means an index for an individual commodity listed in Part A of Schedule 3 (as adjusted in accordance with this Agreement through the addition or removal of other Individual Commodity Indices), as calculated and published by UBS Securities and CME Indexes from time to time. The names of all Individual Commodity Indices as at the Effective Date are set out in Part A of Schedule 3;

Individual Commodity Index means a Commodity Index that tracks the futures prices of an individual commodity as calculated and published by the index providers. The Individual Commodity Indices will be referenced by the following Funds: ETFS ex-U.S. Oil; ETFS Natural Gas; ETFS Copper; ETFS Wheat; ETFS Short ex-U.S. Oil; ETFS Short Natural Gas; ETFS Short Copper; ETFS Short Wheat; ETFS Short Gold; ETFS Leveraged ex-U.S. Oil; ETFS Leveraged Natural Gas; ETFS Leveraged Copper; ETFS Leveraged Wheat; and ETFS Leveraged Gold.

Individual Commodity Index means an index for an individual commodity (as adjusted through the addition or removal of other Individual Commodity Indices) as calculated by Dow Jones in conjunction with AIG-FP and published by Dow Jones from time to time, more information on which is set out in Part 2 (Dow Jones — AIG Commodity Indices)