LVR definition

LVR for each Included Program means the earliest date on which such Included Program is first made available in the Territory to the general public for rental in the DVD or Blu-Ray format.

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LVR means loan-to-value ratio;

LVR means the Loan-to-valuation Ratio being the loan amount divided by the value of the Properties, as required by the Responsible Entity’s valuation policy from time to time. Note that this differs from the gearing ratio required to be calculated in accordance with ASIC’s RG 46; see Sections 5.13, 5.15, 6.1 and 6.2 for details.

Examples of LVR in a sentence

The Fee for each Included Program that is a Feature Film with an Availability Date that is either Early DHE or on or after LVR shall be determined by Studio on a title-by-title basis in its sole discretion.
In case LVR breaches the value as indicated in the Schedule or as communicated to the Borrower, the Bank may require the Borrower to restore the LVR and the Borrower shall make up the difference either by payment in cash to the Bank or by causing the delivery to the Bank of additional Security, acceptable to the Bank, of the value necessary to make up the amount of shortfall within 30 days.
For Farm Lending, ANZ New Zealand has adopted RBNZ prescribed LVR based downturn LGDs along with a minimum maturity of 2.5 years and the removal of the firm size adjustment.
If the Borrower fails to restore the LVR with additional security in the manner as aforesaid, the Bank shall be entitled to sell or redeem the Property which are forming part of Security for the Facility.
In both scenarios, loan-to-value ratios ("LVR") are expected to be impacted.

More Definitions of LVR

LVR means, for an Instalment Receipt, the Final Instalment as a percentage of the Purchase Price of the Underlying Security.

LVR means, in respect of each Included Program, the first day on which any DVD or Blu-ray disc or EST embodying such Included Program is authorized by Licensor (or any affiliate of Licensor) to be made available to consumers in the Territory for rental or EST.

LVR means the loan-to-valuation ratio in relation to the residential property that secures your home loan, as determined by BNZ in its absolute discretion;

LVR means, for each Included Program, with respect to 4K exhibition hereunder, the date on which such Included Program is first made generally available in the Territory on a non-exclusive basis to the general public in the Blu-ray disc format.

LVR or Loan to Value Ratio means a Borrower’s total indebtedness divided by the gross value of all security property mortgaged.

LVR means in relation to a Loan, the outstanding amount of that Loan, plus any other amount secured by any Mortgage for that Loan or related Loans, at the date of determination divided by the aggregate value (determined at the time the Mortgage was granted) of the Mortgaged Property subject to the related Mortgage for that Loan, expressed as a percentage.

LVR expressed as a percentage (%) means the Loan to Valuation Ratio to be applied from time to time.