Relevant Reference Price definition

Relevant Reference Price means the Reference Price on the Final Valuation Date. "Security Holder" means the holder of a Security.
Relevant Reference Price means the Reference Price on the respective Valuation Date.
Relevant Reference Price means the CNY equivalent of the purchase price of one Warrant at the time a Warrantholder purchases the Warrant.

Examples of Relevant Reference Price in a sentence

  • The EDSP for Contracts for a particular delivery month shall be calculated by the Exchange as the Relevant Reference Price, adjusted where applicable in accordance with Rule QQQQQ.5(c), rounded to the nearest Minimum EDSP Price Increment as specified by the Exchange in the List of Contract Details or, where the Relevant Reference Price is an exact uneven multiple of one half of the Minimum EDSP Price Increment, to the nearest higher Minimum EDSP Price Increment.

  • Where the Underlying Currency is different from the Relevant Currency, the Relevant Reference Price shall be converted to the Relevant Currency by application of the conversion rate referred to in the List of Contract Details prior to rounding being carried out in accordance with Rule QQQQQ.5(b).

  • If no Relevant Reference Price is available in respect of a delivery month, the Exchange shall fix the EDSP for such Contracts at a price determined by it, in its absolute discretion, as being consistent with cash market values of the securities the subject of such Contracts.

  • The Exercise Right will be automatically exercised on the Final Valuation Date.The Differential Amount will be calculated by subtracting the Strike from the Relevant Reference Price.

  • Subject to Rules QQQQQ.5(d) and QQQQQ.5(e), the EDSP shall be calculated by reference to the Relevant Reference Price.


More Definitions of Relevant Reference Price

Relevant Reference Price means the Reference Price on the respective Calculation Date. With respect to an Adjustment Day which is not a Calculation Date, the last
Relevant Reference Price has the meaning as specified in § 24.1 (Calculation of Indexed Contract Prices);
Relevant Reference Price means the CNY equivalent of the purchase price (excluding commission charged by the Issuer or its affiliate) of one Note at the time a Noteholder purchased the Notes;
Relevant Reference Price means [the [highest] [lowest] [•] Reference Price [R][([min][max][initial][final][•])] of a Basket Component] [other method to determine the Relevant Refer- ence Price].]
Relevant Reference Price means the Reference Price on the respective Calculation Date. With respect to an Adjustment Day which is not a Calculation Date, the last available Reference Price shall be the Relevant Reference Price. In the case of a Market Disruption Event on a Calculation Date which is continuing to the Start of Trading on the following Adjustment Day, the Issuer will determine the Relevant Reference Price in its reasonable discretion (§ 315 et seq. BGB).
Relevant Reference Price or "RRP" means, the Issue Price converted into RMB by the Calculation Agent using the Exchange Rate or, upon the Dealer selling the W&C Securities to the Holder, the purchase price per W&C Security at the time such Holder purchased the W&C Securities from the Dealer and converted into RMB by the Calculation Agent by using the Exchange Rate.
Relevant Reference Price means, the Issue Price converted into Chinese Renminbi ("RMB") by the Calculation Agent using the Exchange Rate in respect of the Trade Date (or such other date as the Calculation Agent deems relevant, in its sole and absolute discretion, acting in good faith and in a commercially reasonable manner) or, upon the Dealer selling the W&C Securities to the Holder, the purchase price per W&C Security at the time such Holder purchased the W&C Securities from the Dealer and converted into RMB by the Calculation Agent by using the Exchange Rate as at the date on which such Holder purchases the W&C Securities from the Dealer, as determined by the Calculation Agent (or such other date as the Calculation Agent deems relevant, in its sole and absolute discretion, acting in good faith and in a commercially reasonable manner);