Examples of Regulated Market or Exchange in a sentence
Plum Creek claimed that it was covered under the Policy issued by American to Garage Doors, and under the Liability Plus Endorsement (Endorsement) subsequently issued under Garage Doors’ Policy.
The Customer understands and recognises that the transactions to be conducted pursuant to this Customer Agreement are NOT conducted ona Regulated Market or Exchange.
The Customer understands and recogn�ses that the transact�ons to be conducted pursuant to th�s Customer Agreement are NOT conducted on a Regulated Market or Exchange.
Take reasonable steps, including contingency plans, to avoid undue operational risk related to the participation of third parties in the Benchmark determination process.This Principle does not apply in relation to a third party from whom an Administrator sources data if that third party is a Regulated Market or Exchange.
Therefore, the current contract amount of $97,843.00 would be increased for a revised contract amount of $100,748.09.
Any queries and responses relating to data inputs.If these records are held by a Regulated Market or Exchange the Administrator may rely on these records for compliance with this Principle, subject to appropriate written record sharing agreements.
Clearing ImplicationsThe clearing eligibility of an instrument will itself not be a determinant of which numbering agency allocates the ISIN - as both listed and OTC derivatives are potentially eligible for clearing.Instruments made available to trade by a Regulated Market or Exchange are considered ETD and will be assigned ISINs by the respective NNA according to the ANNA ISIN Guidelines.
There are other Benchmarks to which Lloyds Bank is not a Submitter but where the Administrator of the Benchmark may make its determinations taking into account: exchange traded or over-the-counter transactions in which Lloyds Bank has entered into; or prices quoted or published or unfilled orders by Lloyds Bank on a Regulated Market or Exchange.
There are other Benchmarks to which Lloyds Bank is not a Submitter but where the Administrator of the Benchmark may make its determinations taking into account: exchange traded or over-the-counter transactions which Lloyds Bank has entered into; and/or prices quoted or published or unfilled orders by Lloyds Bank on a Regulated Market or Exchange.
This shall not apply in relation to a third party from whom an Index Provider sources data if that third party is a Regulated Market or Exchange.