Reference Portfolios definition

Reference Portfolios means the SMART Conservative Portfolio, the SMART Balanced Portfolio and the SMART Growth Portfolio, and a “Reference Portfolio” refers to any one of them. Each series of Notes will have its own Reference Portfolios.
Reference Portfolios means, the notional portfolios composed of Reference Assets, as described in this Information Statement under “Reference Portfolios”, and “Reference Portfolio” means each or any of the Reference Portfolios.
Reference Portfolios means Reference Portfolio A, Reference Portfolio B, and Reference Portfolio C;

Examples of Reference Portfolios in a sentence

  • The Investment Manager shall allocate assets to the Model Portfolio from funds and securities available on the relevant platform to match the range of asset allocation of the Reference Portfolios, on the clear understanding that any tactical trading risk management function performed within the Model Portfolios may lead to significant differences in the nature of returns.


More Definitions of Reference Portfolios

Reference Portfolios means the notional portfolios composed of Reference Assets as specified in the applicable Pricing Supplement, and “Reference Portfolio” means each of the Reference Portfolios.

Related to Reference Portfolios

  • Reference Portfolio means, the notional portfolio made up of each Reference Asset, as described in this Information Statement under “Reference Portfolio”.

  • Reference Portfolio Return means on any day, the weighted average return of the Reference Assets calculated as the sum of the Weighted Reference Asset Return of each of the Reference Assets comprising the Reference Portfolio.

  • Reference Property shall have the meaning specified in Section 14.07(a).

  • Reference Assets means the underlying interest contained in the Reference Portfolio, and “Reference Asset” means each of the Reference Assets.

  • Reference Cut-Off Date means the eighth Scheduled Trading Day immediately following the Scheduled Reference Date or, if earlier, the Scheduled Trading Day falling on or immediately preceding the second Business Day immediately preceding the due date on which payment of any amount or delivery of any assets may have to be made pursuant to any calculation or determination made on such Reference Date, provided that the Reference Cut-Off Date shall not fall prior to the original date on which such Reference Date was scheduled to fall.