Core Asset definition

Core Asset has the meaning set forth on Schedule I.

Core Asset means any asset classified as of the applicable date of determination (i) as an investment grade corporate (public), (ii) as a municipal security, (iii) as an agency residential or commercial mortgage-backed security, (iv) as an obligation of any governmental agency or government sponsored entity that is not expressly backed by the U.S. government or (v) with respect to which Investment Manager and Sub-Advisor have mutually agreed following the Effective Date to constitute as a core asset category or a core asset.

Core Asset. An Asset that is not a Flex Asset.

Examples of Core Asset in a sentence

• It is intended that on completion of this process, Dublin Airport will be seeking the Commission’s approval for revised capital allowances relating to proposed investment in the Core (Asset Care, Security and IT), Commercial, and Capacity categories included in the 2019 Determination and with the addition of sustainability projects as a fourth category.

• Westlakes Drive, Suite 250Berwyn, Pennsylvania, 19312(610) 407-5500www.brinkercapitalinvestments.comThis Brochure provides information about the qualifications and business practices of Brinker Capital Investments, LLC ("Brinker") relating to the Brinker Capital Core Asset Manager, Destinations and Wealth Advisory Programs (“Brinker Legacy Programs”).

• The following data types provide an indication of the range of asset information data that the Council will need to manage and maintain: Additional data Core Asset Data Site Valuation Running costs Building Block Condition survey Commercial tenant Room Asbestos data Core data that changes little over time or only very infrequently, for instance: • Location • Physical characteristics.

• CLAW also identified a missed opportunity for targets for local authorities to encourage mainstreaming of carbon reduction in the fact that the new energy performance indicator for energy usage is not included in the Core Asset Suite of indicators.

• Directed Brokerage Generally, the Core Asset Manager and Wealth Advisory programs on Brinker’s custodian platform require the client to designate either NFS or Schwab, each of which is a FINRA-registered broker-dealer, as the client's custodian and clearing broker and authorize Brinker to effect all equity trades through the designated custodian unless Brinker or the portfolio manager (as applicable) determine that better execution may be obtained through an alternative broker.

More Definitions of Core Asset

Core Asset means, without limiting Section 4(c), any asset classified as of the applicable date of determination in accordance with ISG’s (or a Sub-Advisor’s, if applicable) then-existing policies (i) as an investment grade corporate (public), (ii) as a municipal security, (iii) as an agency residential or commercial mortgage-backed security, (iv) as an obligation of any governmental agency or government sponsored entity that is not expressly backed by the U.S. government or (v) with respect to which Xxxxxx and AHL have mutually agreed following the Prior Amendment Effective Date to constitute as a core asset category or a core asset.

Core Asset means any of the following assets: (a) the U.S. libraries (onshore and offshore); (b) the libraries owned as at the Amendment Effective Date by CGG Services (UK) Limited and/or CGG Data Services AG; (c) the shares and assets of Xxxxxx XX; and (d) streamers.

Core Asset means, without limiting Section 4(d), any asset classified as of the applicable date of determination in accordance with AAM’s (or a Sub-Advisor’s, if applicable) then-existing policies (i) as an investment grade corporate (public), (ii) as a municipal security, (iii) as an agency residential or commercial mortgage-backed security, (iv) as an obligation of any governmental agency or government sponsored entity that is not expressly backed by the U.S. government or (v) with respect to which Apollo and AHL have mutually agreed following the Effective Date to constitute as a core asset category or a core asset.

Core Asset means a commercial Real Estate property that satisfies the Eligibility Criteria (except to the extent waived by the Administrative Agent).

Core Asset means any of the following assets: Planet Hollywood copyrights and globe design and stylized lettering trademarks, classes 42 and 25; the Company's investment in the Planet Hollywood restaurant facilities located in Orlando, Florida, London, England, Paris, France, Las Vegas, Nevada, 1540 Broadway, New York (currently Official All Star Cafe restauranx), Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Xxxxx Carolina, Euro Disney, France, Cannes, France, Atlantic City, New Jersey, Washington, D.C., San Antonio, Texas, St. Louis, Missouri, Dallas, Texas, Atlanta, Georgia, Miami Beach, Florida (currently Official All Star Cafe restaurant); Joint Ventures (excluding Times Square Partners, ECE de S.A., C.V., Planet Hollywood Asia Pte, Ltd. and PlanetHollywood Asia.com, Inc.); and Memorabilia reasonably necessary to operate thx xxxxxxing Core Assets.

Core Asset. All Purchased Assets that as of the Purchase Date therefor, consist either of eligible Whole Loans or eligible Senior Interests.

Core Asset means, with respect to any Person, any asset of such Person that is material to the conduct of the business of such Person as presently conducted.