Market Factor definition

Market Factor means a fraction, the numerator of which is the S&P 500 as of the date hereof and the denominator of which is the S&P 500 as of the Closing Date.
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Market Factor means an [***].
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Examples of Market Factor in a sentence

  • During the life of this Agreement, with the agreement of the VSEA, the State may implement Market Factor Adjustments for consideration other than hourly rate adjustments.

  • During the life of this Agreement, with the agreement of the VTA, the State may implement Market Factor Adjustments for consideration other than hourly rate adjustments.

  • Total salary is comprised of the employee’s base salary plus the Market Factor in effect May 31, 2008.

  • The Company shall have delivered to Parent evidence (consistent in form with that provided in Section 7.2(g) of the Company Disclosure Letter) that (i) the product of (A) Closing Date Assets Under Administration multiplied by (B) the Market Factor (but only in the event the Market Factor is greater than one) is not less than (ii) 90% of Base Date Assets Under Administration.

  • Effective December 31, 2008 an employee in receipt of a Market Factor and listed in Appendix A attached will have her total salary red-circled.

  • On the Determination Date, the Initial Number shall be multiplied by (i) the quotient obtained by dividing $8.00 by the applicable "Market Factor" (determined as provided below), multiplied by (ii) the applicable "Target Achievement Percentage" (as defined in the Side Letter).

  • If the District is required to hire an employee with specialized skills to meet its legal obligation to educate a student, the Superintendent/designee may increase that position’s pay by a Market Factor Adjustment of up to ten percent (10%).

  • Effective December 31, 2008 an employee in receipt of a Market Factor and listed in Appendix A attached will have their total salary red-circled.

  • If the District is required to hire an employee with specialized skills to meet its legal obligation to educate a student, the District may increase that position’s pay by a Market Factor of Adjustment of up to ten percent (10%).