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1. I have a subscription to Time.
2. The bonds have a parity of 1 TSDDRA to 1 share and a subscription price of EUR 1,25.
3. in 2007, a final contribution of €22 million by subscription to preference shares with which Fintecna will ultimately have acquired 69,7 % of AZ Servizi's share capital and will continue to hold 51 % of the ordinary capital.
4. Moreover, cable operators have submitted data showing that their churn rate (rate of customers cancelling their subscription) has increased significantly since the digital terrestrial switch-over (see Figure 2) [68]. Among the reasons why viewers opt for DVB-T instead of cable, a survey has identified in particular the fact that DVB-T reception is free of charge while cable requires a monthly subscription fee [69].
5. A system vendor shall not attach unfair and/or unjustified conditions to a contract with a subscriber, such as preventing a subscriber from subscribing to or using any other system or systems, requiring the acceptance of supplementary conditions which have no connection with subscription in its CRS, or imposing an obligation to accept an offer of technical equipment or software.
6. The agreement comprises firstly (measure 1) a commitment by the state to subscribe to an issue of fixed-term subordinated bonds reimbursable with shares (Titres Subordonnés à Durée Déterminée Remboursables en Actions — TSDDRA) reserved for the state amounting to EUR 300 million. The bonds have a parity of 1 TSDDRA to 1 share and a subscription price of EUR 1,25.
7. The expanded capital key requires the adoption of a new ECB decision repealing Decision ECB/2003/19 with effect from 1 May 2004 and determining the percentage of the subscription to the ECB’s capital which the NCBs of the Member States that will not have adopted the euro by 1 May 2004 (hereinafter the non-participating NCBs) should pay up on 1 May 2004.
8. Deutsche Bank and AZ Fly have agreed that the price or the price range for the issue of the new shares will be determined jointly and will represent a reduction of at least […] [9] % of the quoted market price after taking account of subscription rights.
9. The agreement comprises firstly (measure 1) a commitment by the state to subscribe to an issue of fixed-term subordinated bonds reimbursable with shares (Titres Subordonnés à Durée Déterminée Remboursables en Actions — TSDDRA) reserved for the state amounting to EUR 300 million. The bonds have a parity of 1 TSDDRA to 1 share and a subscription price of EUR 1,25. They have a term of twenty years and bear interest at a fixed rate of 2 % a year pending the Commission's decision.
10. Shareholders, both existing and new, have contributed to the recapitalisation to the tune of EUR 44,2 million, which is a substantial contribution. The fact that the subscription to the investors’ capital stems partly from companies having partnerships with Bull (France Télécom, NEC), from customers (Debeka) and from senior managers of the Bull group in no way detracts from this finding.
11. Moreover, the Italian authorities, having taken cognisance of the letter sent by Deutsche Bank to Alitalia on 19 April 2005 and forwarded to the Representation, undertake to intervene in the capital increase operation only once the suspensive conditions of the commitment made by Deutsche Bank in the aforementioned letter have been met and the banks responsible for the subscription have given a formal commitment without reservations — except with regard to the usual conditions connected with force majeure, acts of war, terrorism and similar — to guarantee the “successful outcome” of the recapitalisation operation. The Italian authorities also undertake to transmit to the Commission, immediately upon their conclusion and prior to the subscription by the Ministry of the Economy and Finance of the new capital increase, the final contracts concluded with the banks containing the above-mentioned formal and unconditional subscription commitments. The Italian authorities will also transmit a report explaining the levels of actual subscription to the aforementioned capital increase once the operation has been completed.’
12. Member States shall ensure that where management companies have carried out a subscription or redemption order from a unit-holder, they must notify the unit-holder, by means of a durable medium, confirming execution of the order as soon as possible, and no later than the first business day following execution or, where the confirmation is received by the management company from a third party, no later than the first business day following receipt of the confirmation from the third party.
13. Decision ECB/2003/19 of 18 December 2003 laying down the measures necessary for the paying-up of the European Central Bank’s capital by the non-participating national central banks [1], determined the percentage of the subscription to the European Central Bank’s (ECB’s) capital which the national central banks (NCBs) of the Member States that would not have adopted the euro on 1 January 2004 should pay up on 1 January 2004 as a contribution to the ECB’s operational costs.
14. the aid could not be considered to be proportionate, notably because of the subscription price of the ordinary shares issued by Dexia under the recapitalisation measure: the price of EUR 9,9, based on the average price of the thirty days preceding the operation, exceeds the price which would have been paid by a private market economy investor, given the greatly impaired conditions for financial assets at the time of the issue,
15. Decision ECB/2004/10 of 23 April 2004 laying down the measures necessary for the paying-up of the European Central Bank's capital by the non-participating national central banks, determined the percentage of the subscription to the European Central Bank's (ECB's) capital which the national central banks (NCBs) of the Member States that would not have adopted the euro on 1 May 2004 were under an obligation to pay up on 1 May 2004 as a contribution to the ECB's operational costs.