Common use of Adequacy of Information Technology Clause in Contracts

Adequacy of Information Technology. Except as set forth in such Party’s Disclosure Letter, the information technology systems and services currently utilized, held for use or developed for use in such Party’s Contributed Business are the subject of warranty, support, maintenance, business continuity, disaster recovery and logical and physical security arrangements which are reasonably adequate for the current requirements of such Contributed Business with regard to its business operational, data processing and communications requirements and will remain so reasonably adequate when such Contributed Business is conducted by the Company immediately following the Closing.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Integration and Investment Agreement, Integration and Investment Agreement (Morgan Stanley), Integration and Investment Agreement (Mitsubishi Ufj Financial Group Inc)

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