Examples of Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date in a sentence
If "Modified Restructuring Maturity Limitation and Conditionally Transferable Obligation Applicable" is specified in the Issue Terms and Restructuring is the only Credit Event specified in a Credit Event Notice, then a Deliverable Obligation may be specified in the Notice of Physical Settlement and may be included in the Portfolio only if it (i) is a Conditionally Transferable Obligation and (ii) has a final maturity date not later than the applicable Modified Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date.
If "Restructuring Maturity Limitation and Fully Transferable Obligation Applicable" is specified in the Issue Terms and Restructuring is the only Credit Event specified in a Credit Event Notice, then a Deliverable Obligation may be specified in the Notice of Physical Settlement and may be included in the Portfolio only if it (i) is a Fully Transferable Obligation and (ii) has a final maturity date not later than the Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date.
In the event that the Scheduled Maturity Date is later than (i)(A) the final maturity date of the Latest Maturity Restructured Bond or Loan, if any, or (B) the 2.5-year Limitation Date, and, in either case, no Enabling Obligation exists or (ii) the 20-year Limitation Date, the Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date will be the Scheduled Maturity Date.
For the purpose of a Reference Entity in respect of which a Restructuring Credit Event has occurred, and “Restructuring Maturity Limitation and Fully Transferable Obligation” is specified under “Credit Events - Restructuring” as being applicable in the relevant Standard, and Restructuring is the only Credit Event, the Reference Obligation will be an obligation (i) which is a Fully Transferable Obligation and (ii) has a final maturity date not later than the Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date.
At 30 June 2010 the following Employee Options were on issue, 245,000 exercisable by 20 July 2010, 11,750,000 exercisable by 31 March 2011, 540,000 exercisable by 6 October 2011, 1,850,000 exercisable by 10 July 2012 and 3,600,000 exercisable by 4 July 2013 (total of 17,985,000 Employee Options).
With respect to an Insured Instrument in the form of a pass-through certificate or similar funded beneficial interest, the term “final maturity date”, as such term is used in the first paragraph of each of clauses (C) and (D) in Part 5 and the definition of Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date, shall mean the specified date by which the Qualifying Policy guarantees or insures, as applicable, that the ultimate distribution of the Certificate Balance will occur.
Requirements for Class B systems and for STMs (which enable the Class A On-board system to operate on Class B infrastructure) are the responsibility of the appropriate Member State.
Subject to the foregoing, in the event that the Scheduled Maturity Date is later than (A) the 2.5- year Limitation Date and no Enabling Obligation exists or (B) the 20-year Limitation Date, the Modified Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date will be the Scheduled Maturity Date.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, if the Scheduled Maturity Date is either (i) on or prior to the 2.5-year Limitation Date or(ii) later than the 2.5-year Limitation Date and on or prior to the 5-year Limitation Date and no Enabling Obligation exists, the Modified Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date will be the 5-year Limitation Date in the case of a Restructured Bond or Loan only.
If "Restructuring Maturity Limitation and Fully Transferable Obligation Applicable" is specified as applicable in the Standard Terms with respect to the relevant Reference Entity and Restructuring is the only Credit Event specified in a Credit Event Notice, then a Valuation Obligation may be included in the Portfolio only if it (i) is a Fully Transferable Obligation and (ii) has a final maturity date not later than the applicable Restructuring Maturity Limitation Date.