On-Exchange definition

On-Exchange means the trading of Metal Securities on a Relevant Stock Exchange. “OTC Market” means the global over-the-counter market for the trading of Metal. “ounces” or “oz” means troy ounces. One troy ounce equals 31.1034768 grams.
On-Exchange means a transaction in security Admitted on the List of the DSE concluded on DATS;
On-Exchange means, at any time on or after an IPO Date, a sale by Party A of the Disposal" Underlying Shares on the Exchange, which for the avoidance of doubt, shall not include a Block Sale;

Examples of On-Exchange in a sentence

  • During these periods, application may be made to Company (for Off-Exchange coverage) or to SHOP (for On-Exchange coverage) to enroll or drop coverage or to enroll or disenroll Dependents.

  • If Your coverage was purchased On-Exchange: You will need to make all policy changes directly through the Exchange.

  • If Your coverage was purchased On-Exchange: You will need to make all Contract changes directly through the Exchange.

  • On-Exchange coverage: The SHOP will establish the Effective Date of coverage.

  • On-Exchange: A Subscriber is a person who has applied, either personally or through a legal representative, for individual health insurance coverage to the Exchange, and has been determined by the Exchange as eligible for this Contract.

  • Subject to clause 5.4, in consideration for your use of the Exchange and its related services and other valuable consideration, you grant the Company and/or its Affiliates (as applicable) all rights and title to all On-Exchange Assets (including all ownership rights), subject to limited rights de- scribed in clause 5.2.

  • Please refer to the Schedule of Benefits to determine if your coverage is On-Exchange or Off-Exchange coverage so you will know which Contract language applies to you.

  • Provided, for the On-Exchange sale, the last day of purchase shall be the seventh (7th) business day if the Parties cannot agree on a specific date.

  • Insurer may terminate this Agreement for On-Exchange Business pursuant to the rules issued by the Exchange for cause and no Broker/Agent Fee or Bonus shall accrue on or following the effective date of such termination subject to the rules of the Exchange.

  • Subject to sub-paragraph (ii) below, if the Optional Early Termination is exercised in respect of some or all of the Underlying Shares pursuant to the provisions of paragraph 8 (Optional Early Termination) below, Party A shall use reasonable endeavours to Dispose of such Underlying Shares by way of On-Exchange Disposal or Block Sale by the Post-IPO Termination Date, subject to any lock-up restrictions under the SPAC Documents.


More Definitions of On-Exchange

On-Exchange means the trading of Carbon Securities on a Relevant Stock Exchange.
On-Exchange means a market for trading Futures Contracts that are executed through a recognized Futures & Options Exchange. Order means an instruction to buy or sell Contracts or Securities and includes instructions to amend or cancel a previous instruction(s). Regulatory Authority means any authority, body or person having responsibility for or in connection withthe regulation or supervision of dealing in Contracts or for the enforcement of any other law or regulation applicable to dealing in Contracts. In order to have more comprehensive information about Short Position means where a person holds excess of sales over purchase of a relevant commodity, currency or investment instrument. Spot means the price that is quoted for immediate (spot) settlement. These are leveraged contracts for an agreed quantity at an agreed rate. The agreed quantity underlying this contract is not deliverable. These contracts are valued at the end of the trading day and reopened the following trading day at the current market price with the resulting profit or loss either debited or credited to the clients account. Underlying Asset The underlying asset with reference to which the value of a Contract is determined.