Common use of Credit Standards Clause in Contracts

Credit Standards. The new Account cut-off score is based upon the projected sixty (60) month profitability of Accounts within each score range. Account profitability is based upon projected Discount Fees (the current fee percentage), finance charge income, variable billing expenses and write-offs. The projections are derived from actual results to date using historical trends. The cut-off score is established at the score range where Bank's profit for the score range equals zero.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Program Agreement (Alliance Data Systems Corp), Program Agreement (Alliance Data Systems Corp), Program Agreement (Alliance Data Systems Corp)

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Credit Standards. The new Account cut-off score is based upon the projected sixty (60) month profitability of Accounts within each score range. Account profitability is based upon projected Discount Fees (the current fee percentage)) and other Plan fees charged by Bank, if applicable, finance charge income, variable billing expenses and write-offs. The projections are derived from actual results to date using historical trends. The cut-off score is established at the score range where Bank's ’s profit for the score range equals zero.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Private Label Credit Card Program Agreement (New York & Company, Inc.)

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