TCB definition

TCB means Texas Capital Bank, National Association.
TCB means Texas Commerce Bank National Association, a national banking association.
TCB shall have the meaning assigned to such term in the Preamble.

Examples of TCB in a sentence

  • Requirements will be presented and reviewed by the UCB for ratification before submission to Technical Coordination Board (TCB).

  • The TCB will be determined by dividing the total amount of the separation pay entitlement of all the employees designated for indefinite layoff in paragraph (b) above, by the total number of employees so designated.

  • The number of special early retirees in any group who may receive the TCB will not exceed the number of jobs in that group which are to be permanently displaced by the technological change and, if a greater number of eligible employees in any group so elect to take special early retirement, the TCB will only be paid to the most senior of them.

  • The Centre Loan-Specific Certificates consist of the Class TC-A, Class TC-B, Class TC-C, Class TC-D, Class TC-E and Class TCRR Certificates.

  • This agreement shall continue in effect for the balance of the initial Agreement year and shall automatically be renewed thereafter for periods of one year from January 1, unless the MET TCB Service Agreement for the product is terminated and/or any party to this agreement gives not less than thirty (30) days written notice of the termination.


More Definitions of TCB

TCB means the Technical Cooperation Bureau of ICAO which will be appointed to perform the procurement of the Services.
TCB means The Cecilian Bank.
TCB means Terminal Control Block(s) and shall have the meaning set forth in Schedule F.
TCB means Texas Commerce Bank National Association, in its individual capacity or as Issuing Bank, as the case may be, and not as Agent.
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TCB shall have the meaning set forth in the Recitals.