NGI Temporary Global Instrument definition

NGI Temporary Global Instrument means a Temporary Global Instrument representing instruments for which the relevant Final Terms or Drawdown Prospectus (as the case may be) specify that the New global Instrument form is applicable.
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NGI Temporary Global Instrument means a Eurosystem Eligible NGI Temporary Global Instrument or a Non-Eligible NGI Temporary Global Instrument;
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NGI Temporary Global Instrument means a Temporary Global Instrument representing Instruments for which the applicable Final Terms specify that the New Global Instrument form is applicable;
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Examples of NGI Temporary Global Instrument in a sentence

  • In relation to each issue of an NGI Temporary Global Instrument or an NGI Permanent Global Instrument, SEK hereby authorises and instructs the Fiscal Agent to elect a Common Safe-keeper.

  • Any replacement NGI Temporary Global Instrument or NGI Permanent Global Instrument shall be delivered to the Common Safekeeper together with instructions to effectuate it.

  • In relation to each issue of a NGI Temporary Global Instrument or a NGI Permanent Global Instrument, the Issuer hereby authorises and instructs the Fiscal Agent to elect a Common Safe-keeper.

  • The Bank hereby authorises and instructs the Fiscal Agent to elect an ICSD to be Common Safekeeper for each issue of an NGI Temporary Global Instrument or an NGI Permanent Global Instrument in relation to which one of the ICSDs must be Common Safekeeper.

  • Where any Definitive Instruments with Coupons attached are to be delivered in exchange for a CGI Temporary Global Instrument, an NGI Temporary Global Instrument, an NGI Permanent Global Instrument or a CGI Permanent Global Instrument, the Fiscal Agent shall ensure that such Definitive Instruments shall have attached thereto only such Coupons as shall ensure that neither loss nor gain of interest shall accrue to the bearer thereof.

  • In the case of an NGI Temporary Global Instrument or an NGI Permanent Global Instrument, which has been destroyed by the Common Safekeeper, the Fiscal Agent shall furnish the Bank with a copy of the confirmation of destruction received by it from the Common Safekeeper.

  • Each replacement CGI Temporary Global Instrument, CGI Permanent Global Instrument, NGI Temporary Global Instrument, NGI Permanent Global Instrument, Definitive Instrument, Coupon or Instrument Certificate delivered hereunder shall bear a unique serial number.

  • In the case of an NGI Temporary Global Instrument or an NGI Permanent Global Instrument which has been destroyed by the Common Safekeeper, the Fiscal Agent shall furnish SEK with a copy of the confirmation of destruction received by it from the Common Safekeeper.

  • The Fiscal Agent shall cancel or procure the cancellation of each Temporary Global Instrument against surrender of which full exchange has been made for a Permanent Global Instrument or Definitive Instruments or, in the case of an NGI Temporary Global Instrument, exchangeable for an NGI Permanent Global Instrument, instruct the Common Safekeeper to destroy such NGI Temporary Global Instrument.

  • The Fiscal Agent shall cancel or procure the cancellation of each Temporary Global Instrument against surrender of which full exchange has been made for a Permanent Global Instrument or Definitive Instruments or, in the case of an NGI Temporary Global Instrument, exchangeable for an NGI Permanent Global Instrument, instruct the Common Safe-keeper to destroy such NGI Temporary Global Instrument.


More Definitions of NGI Temporary Global Instrument

NGI Temporary Global Instrument means a Temporary Global Instrument representing instruments for which the relevant Final Terms or Drawdown Prospectus (as the case may be) specify that the New global Instrument form is applicable. “Non-Eligible NGI” means a Non-Eligible NGI Temporary Global Instrument or a Non-Eligible NGI Permanent Global Instrument. “Non-Eligible NGI Permanent Global Instrument” means a Permanent Global Instrument which is intended to be a new global instrument not eligible for Eurosystem operations, as stated in the applicable Final Terms. “Non-Eligible NGI Temporary Global Instrument” means a Temporary Global Instrument which is intended to be a new global instrument not eligible for Eurosystem operations, as stated in the applicable Final Terms. “Permanent Global Instrument” means a Permanent Global Instrument substantially in the form set out in Schedule 2 (Form of Permanent Global Instrument). “Registrars” means the International Registrar and the DTC Registrar. “Registered Instrument” means an International Registered Instrument or a DTC Registered Instrument. “Regulation S” means Regulation S of the Securities Act. “Restricted Global Instrument Certificate” means, in relation to any series, a restricted global instrument certificate representing the Instruments of such series to be issued pursuant to Clause 3.12 in the form or substantially in the form set out in Schedule 7 (Form of Restricted Global Instrument Certificate) and bearing the Rule 144A Legend and any legends required by DTC. “Restricted Individual Instrument Certificates” means, in relation to any series, a restricted individual instrument certificate representing a Holder’s entire holding of Instrument of such series in the form or substantially in the form set out in Schedule 9 (Form of Restricted Individual Instrument Certificate) and bearing the Rule 144A Legend. “Rule 144A” means Rule 144A of the Securities Act. -6-
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