Target Rate definition

Target Rate means the rate at which an Order is triggered, being the exchange rate nominated by you in your Order plus our Margin and shall be contingent on our ability to fill the Order with our own provider. Transaction means a Spot Contract, a Forward Contract or an Order, and shall be taken to refer to a series of transactions pursuant to standing instructions given by you.
Target Rate means the rate determined by the Calculation Agent on the Pricing Date. The indicative Target Rate (the “Indicative Target Rate”) means the rate specified as such in the definition of the relevant Series in the applicable Final Terms; and
Target Rate is 13% per annum.

Examples of Target Rate in a sentence

  • For purposes of this definition, the 'Average Target Rate' as of any date of determination is the weighted average Target Rate of all Eligible Receivables (weighted by the Principal Balance of such Eligible Receivables).


More Definitions of Target Rate

Target Rate means LIBOR.
Target Rate means the rate at which a Market Order is executed, being at (or, in the case of a Stop Loss Market Order, at or around) the exchange rate specified by the Client for the Market Order including the profit we make on the Trade;
Target Rate. With respect to Loan Group I and any Distribution Date on or prior to the Group I Optional Termination Date, 5.50% per annum and with respect to Loan Group I and any Distribution Date after the Group I Optional Termination Date, 6.00% per annum.
Target Rate means the maximum rate the Issuer is willing to provide as the interest on the Principal Subscription Amount which the Issuer wishes to obtain.
Target Rate means the Rate nominated by you in any order.
Target Rate has the meaning specified in Section 3(b).
Target Rate means Our rate stipulated by You, if and when such stipulated rate becomes Sustainable and Purchasable, at which You have instructed Us to purchase/sell funds.