Reference FX Rate definition
Reference FX Rate means the Euro to Dollar exchange rate as published in The Wall Street Journal on the Closing Date.
Reference FX Rate means the bid Japanese Yen/U.S. Dollar spot foreign exchange rate (expressed as the number of Japanese Yen (or part thereof) (“JPY”) for which one United States dollar (“USD”) could be purchased) as quoted on Reuters Screen JPNU Page, or such other successor page as shall replace Reuters Screen JPNU Page, or in the event that such successor page is not available or in the event that such rate is not shown on such page or service, on Reuters Screen TKYFX Page under the heading “DLR/YEN” as announced by the Bank of Japan, as of 10 a.m. (Tokyo time) on the Interest Determination Date immediately prior to the relevant Interest Payment Date, as determined by the Calculation Agent.
Reference FX Rate means the arithmetic average of the Prevailing Rates in respect of the USD and pound sterling on each Initial Averaging Date, subject to adjustment if at any time following the determination of the initial Reference FX Rate the Relevant Currency changes, and in any such case, the Reference FX Rate shall be adjusted by multiplying the Reference FX Rate in effect immediately prior to such change in the Relevant Currency by the Prevailing Rate (as at the date which change occurs) in respect of the Relevant Currency in effect immediately prior to such change and the Relevant Currency in effect immediately following such change.