Interest Adjustment Rate definition
Interest Adjustment Rate means the interest adjustment rate assigned to the Security. The initial Interest Adjustment Rate is the interest adjustment rate specified in the Table (the "Initial Interest Adjustment Rate").
Interest Adjustment Rate means the daily HKD Overnight Index Average (HONIA) rate published by TMA.
Interest Adjustment Rate means the FED Fund Target Rate or another rate of interest announced by SI with the approval of MA from time to time.
More Definitions of Interest Adjustment Rate
Interest Adjustment Rate means the annual interest rate on the deposits in the CHATS Ledger Accounts paid to the Members by CB, which is announced by CB from time to time.
Interest Adjustment Rate means the rate, per annum, as determined on each Interest Date, equal to (i) if the Market Price as of the applicable Interest Date is greater than $8.703, 0%, (ii) if the Market Price as of the applicable Interest Date is less than or equal to $8.703 and greater than $7.833, 1%, (iii) if the Market Price as of the applicable Interest Date is less than or equal to $7.833 and greater than $7.049, 2%, (iv) if the Market Price as of the applicable Interest Date is less than or equal to $7.049 and greater than $6.344, 3%, (v) if the Market Price as of the applicable Interest Date less than or equal to $6.344 and greater than $5.71, 4% or (v) if the Market Price as of the applicable Interest Date is less than or equal to 5.71, 5%. Each of the dollar amounts set forth above in this definition shall be appropriately adjusted for any share dividend, share split, share combination, reclassification or similar transaction that occurs after the Issuance Date.
Interest Adjustment Rate means the annual interest rate on the deposits in the CHATS Ledger Accounts paid
Interest Adjustment Rate means 2.2 percent or such other rate as may be determined by regulations made
Interest Adjustment Rate means the date indicated in the Computer Field entitled “Interest Adjustment Date”;