Collateralisation. 23.1 Collateral may be required by the Bank as security for the Customer’s obligations pursuant to an Account, Transaction or Service. The Customer shall maintain at all times sufficient Collateral as determined by the Bank.
Collateralisation. 14.1 This Agreement is interdependent and collateral to any Other Agreement to the end and intent that:
Collateralisation. (1) The principal banker shall be entitled to transfer to the KfW the receivables due from the ultimate borrower arising from the granting of the loan and the security provided. Even following assignment by way of security to the KfW the relevant receivables will be included under the collateral purpose agreed between the principal banker and the ultimate borrower. Collateral which is or will be provided by the ultimate borrower to the principal banker for a loan which is refinanced by the KfW serve – to the extent that a legally effective agreement on broad purpose has been made – to secure any loan receivables held by the principal banker against the ultimate borrower which have been or will be assigned to the KfW. This shall also apply if collateral is provided by a third party.
Collateralisation. (a) Each guarantee of a Debtor by a Guarantor and each security agreement provided by a Guarantor pursuant to this deed is collateral to every guarantee of a Debtor given by each Guarantor jointly and severally and every security agreement given by each Guarantor jointly and severally.
Collateralisation. It should be noted, however, that while collateralisation is a very useful means to significantly reduce counterparty risk, it cannot fully eliminate any remaining credit risks relating to the counterparty. In particular, certain risks will remain, mainly due to:
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