Outside the Clearing Process definition

Outside the Clearing Process means processing creation and redemption orders concerning Creation Units and Deposit Securities and Redemption Securities for settlement exclusively through DTC or, when the settlement is not DTC eligible, as a window delivery to the offices of the Custodian.
Outside the Clearing Process means processing creation and redemption orders concerning Creation Units, Deposit Securities, and Redemption Securities for settlement outside of CNS, including settlement though DTC. Prospectus: means, as applicable, the Trust’s, ETF Series’ or Funds’ prospectuses and/or statements of additional information, and any amendments and supplements thereto, as in effect and as amended and supplemented from time to time.

Examples of Outside the Clearing Process in a sentence

  • All transactions handled Outside the Clearing Process that are not settled through DTC shall be effected by ▇.▇.

  • The Trust and Index Receipt Agent, from time to time, may establish written procedures for the processing and settlement and related activities effected for ETF Shares of each ETF Series through the Clearing Process and Outside the Clearing Process.

  • Transactions Outside the Clearing Process shall be effected by Index Receipt Agent on a delivery versus payment and receive versus payment basis, and for DTC eligible securities, through DTC and in compliance with such terms and rules under which the DTC customarily operates.

  • If successfully cancelled or withdrawn from the Clearing Process, such order may then be handled Outside the Clearing Process.

  • Transactions handled Outside the Clearing Process will be processed via proprietary ETF servicing modules.

  • The Trust recognizes that (i) fails (including partial fails) to receive one or more of the Deposit Securities needed to settle the creation of a Creation Unit or (ii) fails to receive the ETF Shares on the redemption of a Creation Unit may occur with respect to transactions settled Outside the Clearing Process.