Rollover Period means each period from and including a Rollover Date to but excluding the next following Rollover Date;
Rollover Period means the number of days identified as the ‘Roll Days’ in a Confirmation, relevant for each Bill within a Bills Contract. The Rollover Period will commence on the relevant Drawdown Date or Rollover Date andend on the next Rollover Date or the last day of the Bills Contract Term (whichever is the earlier);
Rollover Period means the period during which Options may be exchanged for options over shares in another company under rule 11.
Examples of Rollover Period in a sentence
The Rollover Period shall be the period starting with the date that the Company acquires Con- trol and ends 90 days after that date.
Dislocation Level: As per Conditions.Futures Rollover Date: The date selected by the Calculation Agent acting in good faith and in acommercially reasonable manner within the period ("Futures Rollover Period") starting on, and including, the day that is twenty (20) Relevant Business Days prior to the first notice day to, but excluding, the last trading day of the relevant Futures Contract.
A Participant may accept such an offer within the applicable Rollover Period.
More Definitions of Rollover Period
Rollover Period means the period starting on (and including) the Completion Date and ending on (and including) 30 September 2018;
Rollover Period means: (c) the period equal to the rollover period specified in the Quote from the expiry of the Initial Period; and (d) each subsequent period of that length.
Rollover Period means each period of one calendar month following the initial period or a Rollover Period.
Rollover Period as defined in Section 2.7(a).
Rollover Period means the total period of rollover determined in accordance with clause 3.2.2(b).
Rollover Period has the meaning specified in Section 2.21(b).
Rollover Period means, as relevant, the period between: