Early Repayment Fee Sample Clauses

Early Repayment Fee. X% of the prepaid amount (the amount paid to settle the outstanding principal balance) if the early payment equals 0x the scheduled monthly payment of the principal, interest and insurance at the time of payment. X% if prepaid with own funds. But no more than: 2% - if more than 24 months remain to credit maturity 1% - if 12 to 24 months remain to credit maturity 0.5% - if 6 to 12 months remain to credit maturity 0% - if less than 6 months remains to credit maturity
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Early Repayment Fee. For fixed-rate loans: If paid off / closed: 2% (but no more than the maximum threshold per period, as stipulated herein).
Early Repayment Fee. For fixed-rate loans: If paid off / closed: 2% (but no more than the maximum threshold per period, as stipulated herein). X% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance – if the prepaid amount is more than 0-Yx the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment. This provision applies during a calendar month, once only. X% if paid off with own funds. Z% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance – if the prepaid amount is more than Yx the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment. But no more than: 2% - with more than 24 months left to credit maturity 1% - with 12 to 24 months left to credit maturity 0.5% - with 6 to 12 months left to credit maturity 0% - with less than 6 months left to credit maturity For adjustable-rate loans (tied to a Refinancing/ Euribor/Sofr index): If paid off / closed: 0.5% (but no more than the maximum threshold per period, as stipulated herein). X% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance – if the prepaid amount is more than 0-Yx the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment. This provision applies during a calendar month, once only. X% if paid off with own funds. Z% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance – if the prepaid amount is more than Yx the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment. But no more than: 0.5% - with more than 6 left until the expiration of the agreement 0% - with less than 6 months left until the expiration of the agreement
Early Repayment Fee. For any asset repurchased by any Seller prior to such asset's related Repurchase Date, such Seller shall pay the applicable Early Repayment Fee to Buyer; provided, that the sum of all Early Repayment Fees shall not exceed the Repayment Fee and payments of any Early Repayment Fees shall reduce the Repayment Fee owed.
Early Repayment Fee. 12.4.1 In case of early repayment of the Outstanding Credit or any part thereof not on the Interest Payment Date for the reasons provided for by this Article 8.4. (Voluntary Early Repayment), the Borrower shall (along with the Outstanding Credit to be repaid early or on any other date preliminarily agreed upon with the Credit Manager) pay a fee in the amount provided for by this Article 12.4. *** Certain confidential portions (indicated by brackets and asterisks) have been omitted from this exhibit because such information is both (i) non-material and (ii) would be competitively harmful if publicly disclosed.***
Early Repayment Fee. 3.1 If the Borrower repays the loan from the Bank before the agreed Maturity Date (if it is extended, such extended date shall be applied), then an early repayment fee shall be paid to the Bank using method provided in Article 1.
Early Repayment Fee. ① If you wish to repay the loan you received from the Bank before the agreed loan due date (including the extended due date if the due date has been extended, hereinafter the same must apply), you must pay the early repayment fee under Article 1. ② Calculation of loan remaining days, etc. must be completed as follows.
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Early Repayment Fee. 14 Article 8: Representations, Warranties and Indemnification by VDSE and Vasco................................14 8.1
Early Repayment Fee. At the time and as a condition to any prepayment of principal on Notes prior to the Maturity Date (whether or not as a result of an enforcement action or following the commencement of bankruptcy, insolvency or other proceedings or other event) the Borrower shall pay a fee (the “Early Repayment Fee”) equal to the following amounts at the following times: Period Early Repayment Fee Closing Date through and including, the first anniversary date of the Closing Date 2% of the original purchase price of the Note After the first anniversary of the Closing Date through and including, the second anniversary date of the Closing Date 1% of the original purchase price of the Note Thereafter None Each prepayment shall be accompanied by a written certification from the Senior Agent stating that such optional prepayment is permitted pursuant to the Intercreditor Agreement. Partial prepayments of the Notes shall, to the extent thereof, be applied as set forth in Section 2.4 (Application of Payments).
Early Repayment Fee. For fixed-rate loans: If paid off / closed: 2% (but no more than the maximum threshold per period, as stipulated herein). X% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance – if the prepaid amount is more than 0-Yx the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment. This provision applies during a calendar month, once only. X% if paid off with own funds. Z% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance – if the prepaid amount is more than Yx the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment. But no more than: 2% - with more than 24 months left to credit maturity 1% - with 12 to 24 months left to credit maturity 0.5% - with 6 to 12 months left to credit maturity 0% - with less than 6 months left to credit maturity For adjustable-rate loans (tied to a Refinancing index): If paid off / closed: 0.5% (but no more than the maximum threshold per period, as stipulated herein). X% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance – if the prepaid amount is more than 0-Yx the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment. This provision applies during a calendar month, once only. X% if paid off with own funds. Z% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance – if the prepaid amount is more than Yx the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment. But no more than: 0.5% - with more than 6 left until the expiration of the agreement 0% - with less than 6 months left until the expiration of the agreement 2.12 External Refinancing Fee: For fixed-rate loans: 2% of the scheduled monthly principal, accrued interest and insurance premium at the time of payment, but no more than: 2% - with more than 24 months left to credit maturity 1% - if 12 to 24 months left to credit maturity 0.5% - if 6 to 12 months left to credit maturity 0% - with less than 6 months left to credit maturity For adjustable-rate loans (tied to a Refinancing index): 0.5% of the amount paid towards the outstanding principal balance at the time of payment, but no more than: 0.5% - with more than 6 months left until the expiration of the agreement 2.13 Approval Fee:
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