Potential Rebalancing Date definition

Potential Rebalancing Date means any Valuation Datet during the period from and including the Initial Valuation Date to, and including the Final Rebalancing Date;
Potential Rebalancing Date means any Common Scheduled Trading Dayt during the period commencing on, but excluding, the Initial Valuation Date and ending on, and including, the Final Potential Rebalancing Date.
Potential Rebalancing Date means (i) each Valuation Date, and (ii) in respect of any Common Scheduled Trading Day (other than a Valuation Date), if the Calculation Agent determines that the NAV of any Premium Asset for such Common Scheduled Trading Day has decreased by more than 10 per cent. from the NAV of such Premium Asset for the immediately preceding Common Scheduled Trading Day, the Calculation Agent may, in its sole and absolute discretion, deem such Common Scheduled Trading Day to be a Potential Rebalancing Date, and each such Common Scheduled Trading Day shall be a "Potential Rebalancing Date".

Examples of Potential Rebalancing Date in a sentence

  • If the Rebalancing Agent determines that a rebalancing should not occur for a Style Index, then no rebalancing shall occur on such day for such Style Index and both the Style Weight and the Index Constituents with respect to such Style Index shall remain unchanged until the following Potential Rebalancing Date.

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