MDB definition

MDB means a multilateral development bank, which refers to any bank or lending or development body established by agreement between, or guaranteed by, two or more countries, territories or international organisations other than for purely commercial purposes.
MDB means a multilateral development bank.

Examples of MDB in a sentence

  • On days where a Fund exceeds its MDB, interest will be charged on 100% of the excess overdraft balance at the Fed Funds rate plus 1%, based on the day(s) the MDB was exceeded.

  • Describe the means and format of the data (delimited, Excel, MDB, SQL Dump).

  • The project will make use of Government of India’s National Informatics Centre [NIC] platform assessed by the Bank against Multilateral Development Bank [MDB] requirements for procurements estimated at INR 5 Lakhs and above.

  • On days where the Fund exceeds its MDB, interest will be charged on 100% of the excess overdraft balance at the Fed Funds rate plus 1%, based on the day(s) the MDB was exceeded.

  • The following forms, Summary of items and bid price, MBD 1, MBD 4, MBD 6.1, MDB 7.2, MBD 8 and MBD 9, must be completed.


More Definitions of MDB

MDB means Midland Bank Limited.
MDB means the Massachusetts Division of Banks.
MDB has the meaning set forth in the preamble to this Agreement.
MDB means the Medical Devices Bureau of the Therapeutic Products Directorate of Health Canada.
MDB means a multilateral development bank, which refers to any bank or lending or development body established by agreement between, or guaranteed by, two or more countries, territories or international organisations other than for purely commercial purposes, as specified by the Monetary Authority under [section 2(19) of the Banking (Amendment) Bill 2005]. These include:
MDB means a multilateral development bank. Please refer to paragraph 1.1.1 of the paper on “Weighting Framework for Credit Risk (Standardised Approach)” for definition;