Examples of Issuing Date in a sentence

The tenor of short- term debenture will be within 270 days from issuance date Issuing Date : As specified in the supplement of terms & conditions of each series.
CORCs requested for each Direct Purchase transaction are selected in the order of the Issuing Date, starting from the earliest.
CORCs requested for each Cancellation Purchase transaction are selected in the order of the Issuing Date, starting from the earliest.
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TISCO Bank Public Company Limited 2/2012 Tranche 1 debenture with maturity date in 2013 Type of Offering : Public Offering Face Value : 1,000 Baht Offering Price : 1,000 Baht Issue size : 1,000,000 units Outstanding : 1,000,000 units Tenor : 363 days Issuing Date : March 30, 2012 Maturity Date : March 28, 2013 Security : None Coupon Rate : Fixed rate 3.5% per annum started from issuance date Payment Date : On 30th of September and 28 March of each year during the term of the debenture.

More Definitions of Issuing Date

Issuing Date the date as specified as such in Sub-Clause (2) of Clause III.;

Issuing Date means thirty (30) days after receipt of the audited financial reports of the Joint Ventures by the Issuer in each of the second and the fourth full calendar years after the execution date hereof .

Issuing Date means, in the case of a particular Series A Preferred Share, the date on which such share was originally issued to a Shareholder. In the case of the Investors Shares and the Lenders Shares, the "Issuing Date" is the Series A Closing Date.

Issuing Date means July 23rd, 2015

Issuing Date means March 5, 2015

Issuing Date means the date that the Company or any authorized entity validate the Rabbit through devices certified by the Company.