Common use of European Lenders Clause in Contracts

European Lenders. Each Lender party hereto on the Closing Date represents that it is a Swiss Qualifying Bank or a Swiss Non-Qualifying Bank as further indicated on Schedule I-B. Any Lender which ceases to be a Swiss Qualifying Bank shall promptly notify Aleris that it has ceased to be a Swiss Qualifying Bank. If as a result of such event the number of Swiss Non-Qualifying Banks under this Agreement exceeds the number ten (10), then, so long as no Significant Event of Default is in existence, Aleris shall have the right to request that the relevant Lender assign or transfer by novation all of its rights and obligations under this Agreement to an Eligible Transferee qualifying as a Swiss Qualifying Bank or another Lender qualifying as a Swiss Qualifying Bank, all in accordance with Section 13.04. The Administrative Agent shall have no responsibility for determining whether or not an entity is a Swiss Qualified Bank, but shall track the number of Lenders from time to time that were unable to represent that they were Swiss Qualifying Banks in order to determine whether the number of Swiss Non-Qualifying Banks under this Agreement exceeds the number ten (10); provided that the Administrative Agent shall have no liability for any determinations made hereunder unless such liability arises from its own gross negligence or willful misconduct (as determined by a court of competent jurisdiction in a non-appealable decision).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Credit Agreement (Aleris Ohio Management, Inc.), Credit Agreement (Aleris Ohio Management, Inc.), Credit Agreement (Aleris Ohio Management, Inc.)

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