Examples of Relevant Valuation Date in a sentence
DC(t,t-1) means, in respect of a Relevant Valuation Date, the number of calendar days from (and including) the Valuation Date (t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date to (but excluding) such Relevant Valuation Date.
Exp(t-1) means, in respect of a Relevant Valuation Date, Exp(t) in respect of the Valuation Date(t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date.
Where: DB(t) means, the Dynamic Basket Level (t) in respect of Valuation Date (t).DB(t-1) means, in respect of a Valuation Date (t) (the Relevant Valuation Date), the Dynamic Basket Level (t) in respect of the Valuation Date (t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date.
VW means, in respect of a Relevant Valuation Date, the volatility window, being the number of the relevant Valuation Date (t), denoted by (i), within the period of 20 Valuation Dates (t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date.
FB(t-1) means, in respect of a Relevant Valuation Date, the Fund Basket Value (t) in respect of the Valuation Date (t) immediately preceding such Relevant Valuation Date.