Regulated Subsidiaries definition

Regulated Subsidiaries means the Broker-Dealer Regulated Subsidiary, the HUD-Regulated Subsidiary and any OCC-Regulated Subsidiary.

Regulated Subsidiaries means each of the Subsidiaries that guarantees the Credit Agreements or any Replacement Credit Facility and pledges Collateral in support of such guarantee on the Issue Date (or in the future) and requires governmental authorizations and consents in order for it to guarantee the Securities or pledge Collateral in support of such Note Guarantee.

Regulated Subsidiaries means, collectively, MPC, PEC and WPPC and any of their respective Subsidiaries.

Examples of Regulated Subsidiaries in a sentence

• For so long as the Corporation directly or indirectly controls any U.S. Regulated Subsidiary, the books, records, premises, officers, directors and employees of the Corporation shall be deemed to be the books, records, premises, officers, directors and employees of such U.S. Regulated Subsidiaries for purposes of and subject to oversight pursuant to the Exchange Act.

• Subject to Section 8.6 of these Bylaws, the Corporation’s books and records related to U.S. Regulated Subsidiaries shall be maintained within the United States.

• The Corporation shall comply with the U.S. federal securities laws and the rules and regulations thereunder and shall cooperate with the SEC and the U.S. Regulated Subsidiaries pursuant to and to the extent of their respective regulatory authority, and shall take reasonable steps necessary to cause its agents to cooperate, with the SEC and, where applicable, the U.S. Regulated Subsidiaries pursuant to their regulatory authority.

• If and to the extent that any of the Corporation’s books and records may relate to both European Market Subsidiaries and U.S. Regulated Subsidiaries, the Corporation shall be entitled to maintain such books and records either in the home jurisdiction of one or more European Market Subsidiaries or in the United States.

• The Regulated Subsidiaries are subject to liquid capital requirements under the Hong Kong Securities and Futures (Financial Resources) Rules (the “SF(FR)R”) adopted by the SFC.

More Definitions of Regulated Subsidiaries

Regulated Subsidiaries means (i) eToro (Europe) Ltd., regulated by the Cyprus Securities & Exchange Commission (CySEC) under license number 109/10; (ii) eToro (UK) Ltd., regulated by the Financial Conduct Authority (FCA), under firm reference number 583263; and (iii) eToro AUS Capital Pty Ltd., regulated under the Australian Securities Investment Commission under Australian Financial Services License (AFSL) 000000.

Regulated Subsidiaries means the Subsidiaries of the Company listed on Annex C.

Regulated Subsidiaries means (a) as of the Closing Date, the regulated Subsidiaries identified on Schedule 1.01 and (b) thereafter, any Subsidiary of Borrower which is subject to regulation of water or waste water by a Governmental Authority.

Regulated Subsidiaries means those Subsidiaries, whether now or hereafter acquired, that operate as regulated utilities, as further described on Schedule 2.02 attached hereto, which exhibit may be modified from time to time with the consent of the Administrative Agent.

Regulated Subsidiaries means Dedicated Dental Systems, Inc., a California corporation ("DEDICATED DENTAL"), Capitol Dental Care, Inc., an Oregon corporation ("CAPITOL DENTAL"), and Managed Dental Care of Oregon, Inc., an Oregon corporation ("MANAGED DENTAL OF OREGON").

Regulated Subsidiaries means Subsidiaries of the Borrower engaged solely in the title, escrow and similar businesses, which Subsidiaries are regulated by State or local governmental authorities and which either (x) would be prohibited from being a party to the Guaranty or having its capital stock pledged pursuant to the Pledge Agreement or (y) it could be unreasonably burdensome in the good faith opinion of the Borrower to have such Subsidiary become a party to the Guaranty or have its capital stock pledged pursuant to the Pledge Agreement.

Regulated Subsidiaries shall have the meaning set forth in the Investment Agreement.