Examples of Required Notional Amount in a sentence
In the case of a Portfolio CLS, unless otherwise specified in the Issue Terms, the Calculation Agent shall, in the event that the relevant Payable Cash Settlement Amount is greater than zero and provided that the Charged Assets have not been redeemed, determine the Portfolio Charged Asset Market Value and the Required Notional Amount on the Required Notional Amount Determination Date and shall notify the Trustee, the Principal Paying Agent and the Issuer thereof.
Sale Notional Amount means, where the Required Notional Amount of Charged Assets is not an integral multiple of the denomination of the Charged Assets, the nearest whole denomination of the Charged Assets to which the Required Notional Amount shall be rounded up and otherwise the Required Notional Amount.
Available Cash Amount means, in respect of any Payable Cash Settlement Amount, the amount standing to the credit of the Principal Cash Account on the date on which the Required Notional Amount is determined and only to the extent that such amount is applied towards payment of such Payable Cash Settlement Amount.
Rounding Proceeds means, where the Required Notional Amount is not an integral multiple of the authorised denomination of the Charged Assets, the proceeds of sale of the Charged Assets corresponding to the amount by which the Required Notional Amount was rounded up to the Sale Notional Amount.
There are instances when animals are sick or aggressive/unadoptable and the kindest thing to do for the animal is to euthanize it.