Amortization Method. Permit the method of amortization of film\television inventory currently used to be changed unless required under GAAP.
Amortization Method. Change the method of amortization of film/television inventory used by any of the Credit Parties, unless required to do so under GAAP.
Amortization Method. 113 SECTION 6.24 No Further Negative Pledge....................................................................... 113
Amortization Method. Change the method of amortization of film/television inventory used by any Credit Party if the effect of such change is to reduce the rate at which such costs are or will be amortized unless required to do so by FASB.
Amortization Method. The Credit Parties shall not change the method of amortization of film/television inventory used by any of the Credit Parties in any material respect, unless required to do so under GAAP.
Amortization Method. Change the method of amortization used by any of the Credit Parties, unless required to do so under GAAP.
Amortization Method. 103 SECTION 6.22 Program Spending Ratio..........................................................103 SECTION 6.23 No Further Negative Pledge......................................................103
Amortization Method. 90 SECTION 6.31. Special Purpose Distributors............................................................... 90 SECTION 6.32. Limitation on Business..................................................................... 91 SECTION 6.33. Limitations Regarding Stock................................................................ 91 SECTION 6.34. Limitation on Modification of Organizational Documents..................................... 91
Amortization Method. Change the method of amortization ------------------- used by any of the Credit Parties after giving effect to the Merger, unless required to do so under GAAP.
Amortization Method. After initially recoding MSRs at fair value, when utilizing the amortization method, commonly referred to as LOCOM or Lower of Cost or Market, MSRs are amortized over the estimated economic life of the mortgage in proportion to the anticipated future net servicing revenue generated from servicing the loan. Over or under amortization is a problem routinely encountered when amortizing MSRs. Ideally the length or term of the amortization should coincide with the Economic Useful Life of the MSR asset. Those who choose to amortize their book value utilizing a straight line amortization technique may fall victim to market fluctuations that can extend or shorten the projected life of a given asset. This is due to fluctuations in primary mortgage rates which may cause a shift in the “In-the- Moneyness”. “