monetary liabilities definition
monetary liabilities means notes and coins in circulation, liabilities issued by the Bank and deposits held by the Bank but excluding deposits of Government and international financial institutions;
monetary liabilities means currency in circulation, deposits of financial institutions lodged at the Bank and securities issued by the Bank;
monetary liabilities means currency in circulation and financial claims against the Bank except the Bank's liabilities to the Government and international financial organizations.
More Definitions of monetary liabilities
monetary liabilities means currency in circulation, financial claims issued by the Bank and deposits by non-government resident entities;
monetary liabilities means currency in circulation, financial claims against the Bank, and deposits by non-government, resident entities;
monetary liabilities means currency in circulation, debt securities issued by the Bank, and deposits placed with the Bank by persons other than the Government and non- residents;
monetary liabilities means, as applicable to a Schaublin Entity, accounts payable, accrued liabilities and other monetary liabilities of such Schaublin Entity, but only those that were (i) incurred prior to October 1, 1999 and are set forth on the Interim Financials or (ii) incurred after October 1, 1999 in the ordinary course of business.
monetary liabilities means the sum of the amount of the payables and accrued liabilities of the Advisor, the Property Manager and each Subsidiary of the Property Manager as of the Closing, except for those payables and liabilities which are otherwise to be prorated as set forth in Section 4.2.
monetary liabilities means the currency in circulation and all financial claims to the National Bank, except the National Bank’s liabilities to the Government and international financial organizations;
monetary liabilities means the sum of: