EESA Provisions Sample Clauses

EESA Provisions. (a) MB has entered into agreements with the U.S. Treasury Department (“UST”) under which Manhattan Bancorp issued preferred shares (“Preferred Shares”) and other securities to the UST as part of the Troubled Assets Relief Program Capital Purchase Program (“CPP”) established under the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (“EESA”). Executive is a Senior Executive Officer (as such term is defined under EESA), has determined that MB’s participation in the CPP is of material benefit to Executive, approved MB’s participation in the CPP, requested that MB participate in the CPP and agrees to abide by all existing and future terms of EESA, and any regulations thereunder, restricting payment of compensation to Executive. (b) EESA imposes certain restrictions on employment agreements, severance, bonus and incentive compensation, stock options and awards, and other compensation and benefit plans and arrangements (“Plans”) maintained by MB, Bank and their affiliates and requires that such restrictions remain in place for so long as the UST holds any debt or equity securities issued by MB or Bank. The parties hereby agree that all Plans providing benefits to Executive shall be construed and interpreted at all times that the UST maintains any debt or equity investment in MB or Bank in a manner consistent with EESA, and all such Plans shall be deemed to have been amended as determined by MB and Bank so as to comply with the restrictions imposed by EESA. Executive recognizes that such changes may result in the reduction or elimination of benefits otherwise provided to Executive under this Agreement or any other Plan. Notwithstanding any other terms of this Agreement or any other Plan providing benefits to Executive, to the extent that any provision of this Agreement or any other Plan is determined by MB or Bank, to be subject to and not in compliance with EESA, including the timing, amount or entitlement of Executive to any payment of severance, bonus or any other amounts, such provisions shall be interpreted and deemed to have been amended to comply with the terms of EESA. Without limiting the foregoing, any “golden parachute payment” or other severance payments due in connection with termination of Executive’s employment with MB or Bank provided under this Agreement or any other Plan, as defined for purposes of EESA and Section 280(G)(e) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (“Code”), including any benefits payable under Subparagraphs F.4 and F.5, sha...
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EESA Provisions. Company’s parent company, Manhattan Bancorp, has entered into agreements with the U.S. Treasury Department (“UST”) under which Manhattan Bancorp issued preferred shares and other securities to the UST as part of the Troubled Assets Relief Program Capital Purchase Program (“CPP”) established under the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (“EESA”). The Company and Manhattan Bancorp have determined that Executive is not currently a Senior Executive Officer (as such term is defined under EESA) of Manhattan Bancorp for purposes of EESA. However, Executive is aware that certain significant restrictions under EESA or subsequent legislation or regulations applicable to CPP participants can be applied to employees of Manhattan Bancorp or its affiliates, including the Company, that are not Senior Executive Officers, including restrictions on permissible compensation, and the UST could expand the number or nature of employees treated as Senior Executive Officers so as to include Executive at any time. Executive has been made aware of Manhattan Bancorp’s participation in the CPP and agrees that Executive shall not be entitled to receive any compensation hereunder that would be prohibited by EESA or subsequent legislation or regulations applicable to CPP participants.
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EESA Provisions. (a) Company’s parent company, Manhattan Bancorp, has entered into agreements with the U.S. Treasury Department (“UST”) under which Manhattan Bancorp issued preferred shares and other securities to the UST as part of the Troubled Assets Relief Program Capital Purchase Program (“CPP”) established under the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (“EESA”). The Company and Manhattan Bancorp have determined that Executive is not currently a Senior Executive Officer (as such term is defined under EESA) of Manhattan Bancorp for purposes of EESA. However, Executive is aware that certain significant restrictions under EESA or subsequent legislation or regulations applicable to CPP participants can be applied to employees of Manhattan Bancorp or its affiliates, including the Company, that are not Senior Executive Officers, including restrictions on permissible compensation, and the UST could expand the number or nature of employees treated as Senior Executive Officers so as to include Executive at any time. Executive has been made aware of Manhattan Bancorp’s participation in the CPP and agrees that Executive shall not be entitled to receive any compensation hereunder that would be prohibited by EESA or subsequent legislation or regulations applicable to CPP participants. (b) EESA imposes certain restrictions on certain employment agreements, severance, bonus and incentive compensation, stock options and awards, and other compensation and benefit plans and arrangements (“Plans”) maintained by Company, Manhattan Bancorp and its affiliates and requires that such restrictions remain in place for so long as the UST holds any debt or equity securities issued by Manhattan Bancorp. The parties hereby agree that all Plans providing benefits to Executive shall be construed and interpreted at all times that the UST maintains any debt or equity investment in Manhattan Bancorp in a manner consistent with EESA, and any subsequent legislation or regulations applicable to CPP participants, and all such Plans shall be deemed to have been amended as determined by Company and Manhattan Bancorp so as to comply with the restrictions imposed by EESA, and any subsequent legislation or regulations applicable to CPP participants. Executive recognizes that such changes may result in the reduction or elimination of benefits. In the event the amount of any compensation provided to Executive under this Agreement or any other Plan is determined by the Company or Manhattan Bancorp to be pro...
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EESA Provisions. The provisions relating to qualified disaster recovery assistance distributions for Participants affected by certain 2008 severe storms, flooding, and tornadoes and repayment thereof, and relating to repayment of prior qualified distributions for home purchases, set forth in Section 702 of the Emergency Economic Stabilization Act of 2008 (“EESA”) shall apply to the Plan.
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EESA Provisions. Executive and Employer agree to the provisions of Appendix A attached hereto and incorporated herein by reference.
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