General Bank Responsibilities Sample Clauses

General Bank Responsibilities. Bank shall enter Loans pursuant to the Securities Borrowing Agreement and take all actions deemed necessary or appropriate in order to perform on Lender's behalf thereunder, including receiving Collateral having a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement, collecting Distributions, and demanding additional Collateral from the appropriate Borrowers when the Market Value of Collateral received by Bank from such Borrowers is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities. The Bank shall on each Business Day xxxx to market the value of all Loaned Securities and demand from each Borrower additional Collateral when the Market Value of Collateral received by Bank from such Borrower is less than the current Market Value of all Loaned Securities loaned to such Borrower. Whenever Bank demands additional Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral then held by Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.
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General Bank Responsibilities. (a) Bank shall enter Loans pursuant to the Securities Borrowing Agreement and is hereby authorized to negotiate with each Borrower the amount of Rebates or Securities Loan Fee payable in connection with particular Loans, and to take all actions deemed necessary or appropriate in order to perform on Lender’s behalf thereunder, including without limitation: (i) initially receiving Collateral having a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement; (ii) collecting Distributions from Borrower and, unless otherwise agreed, crediting cash Distributions to the Account in the currency in which such Distributions are paid; (iii) collecting applicable Securities Loan Fees and crediting the same to the Collateral Account; (iv) if, as of the close of trading on any Business Day the Market Value of Collateral received by Bank from a Borrower in respect of a Loan hereunder is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities, demanding additional Collateral from such Borrower for delivery on the next following Business Day in an amount such that the additional Collateral together with the Collateral then held by Bank in connection with Loans to such Borrower shall have a Market Value at the time of such demand of not less than the Collateral Requirement; and (v) terminating Loans whenever Bank in its sole discretion elects to do so or is directed to do so by Client. Upon termination of any Loan, including a termination by the Borrower, (which shall be effected according to the standard settlement time for trades in the particular Loaned Security), and receipt from the Borrower of the Loaned Securities and any Distributions then due and subject to satisfaction of Lender’s obligations under paragraph 2(b) of Article IV, Bank shall return to the Borrower such amount of Collateral as is required by the Securities Borrowing Agreement and pay the Borrower any Rebates then payable. (b) Where Bank is authorized or directed by Client to convert currency received hereunder into another currency, Bank shall effect such transactions through customary banking channels whenever it is practicable to do so. All expenses and risks incident to such conversions shall be borne by Lender, and Bank shall have no responsibility for the fluctuation in exchange rates affecting such conversions.
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General Bank Responsibilities. (a) Bank shall enter Loans pursuant to the Securities Borrowing Agreement and is hereby authorized to negotiate with each Borrower the amount of Rebates or Securities Loan Fees payable in connection with particular Loans, and to take all actions deemed necessary or appropriate in order to perform on Lender’s behalf thereunder, including without limitation: (i) initially receiving Collateral having a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement; (ii) collecting Distributions from the Borrower and, unless otherwise agreed, crediting cash Distributions to the Account pursuant to Bank’s crediting schedule in the currency in which such Distributions are paid; (iii) collecting applicable Securities Loan Fees and crediting the same to the Collateral Account; (iv) if, as of the close of trading on any Business Day the Market Value of Collateral received by Bank from a Borrower in respect of a Loan hereunder is less than the then-current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities, demanding additional Collateral from such Borrower for delivery on the next following Business Day in an amount such that the additional Collateral together with the Collateral then held by Bank in connection with Loans to such Borrower shall have a Market Value at the time of such demand of not less than the Collateral Requirement; and (v) terminating Loans whenever Bank in its sole discretion elects to do so or is directed to do so by Client.
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General Bank Responsibilities. Bank shall enter Loans pursuant to the Securities Borrowing Agreement and take all actions deemed necessary or appropriate in order to perform on Lender's behalf thereunder, including receiving Collateral having a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement, collecting Distributions and applicable Securities Loan Fees, and demanding additional Collateral from the appropriate Borrowers when the Market Value of Collateral received by Bank from such Borrowers is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities. Whenever Bank demands additional Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral then held by Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.
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General Bank Responsibilities. Bank shall enter into Loans pursuant to Borrower Agreements and is authorized by Client to negotiate Rebates and Securities Loan Fees and to: (a) receive Collateral with an initial Market Value not less than the Collateral Requirement; (b) collect Distributions from Borrower and credit cash Distributions to the Account in accordance with Bank’s crediting schedule in the currency in which such Distributions are paid; (c) collect Securities Loan Fees and credit them to the Collateral Account; (d) mark Loaned Securities and Collateral to their Market Value each Business Day and, pursuant to the terms of the relevant Borrower Agreement, receive or deliver Collateral in order to maintain the value of all Collateral held by Bank in connection with all Loans to such Borrower at not less than the Collateral; and (e) upon termination of any Loan, return to Borrower (on Xxxxxx’s behalf and subject to Lender’s obligations under Section 7(b)) Collateral and Rebates as required by Borrower Agreement.
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General Bank Responsibilities. Bank shall enter Loans pursuant to the Securities Borrowing Agreement and take all actions that it reasonably deems necessary or appropriate in order to perform on Lender's behalf thereunder, including receiving Collateral having a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement, collecting Distributions and applicable Securities Loan Fees, and demanding additional Collateral from the appropriate Borrower when the Market Value of Collateral received by Bank from such Borrower with respect to all Loans by such Lender to such Borrower is (a) with respect to Loaned Securities other than Government Securities, less than the Collateral Requirement, provided that Bank need not demand additional Collateral if the Market Value of the Collateral is at least 100% of the Market Value of the Loaned Securities and the amount of such demand would be less than such minimum amount as Bank may reasonably determine from time to time and in accordance with its standard practices, and (b) with respect to Loaned Securities which are Government Securities, less than the then current Market Value of such Government Securities. Whenever Bank demands additional Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral then held by Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.
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General Bank Responsibilities. Bank shall enter Loans pursuant to the Securities Borrowing Agreement and take all actions deemed necessary or appropriate in order to perform on Lender's behalf thereunder, including receiving Collateral from the Borrowers having a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement, collecting Distributions, Securities Loan Fees if Bank and Lender have agreed in writing to Collateral other than Cash Collateral, and demanding additional Collateral from the appropriate Borrowers when the Market Value of Collateral received by Bank from such Borrowers is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities. The Bank shall on each Business Day xxxx to market the value of all Loaned Securities and demand from the appropriate Borrowers additional Collateral when the Market Value of Collateral received by Bank from such Borrowers is less than the current Market Value of all Loaned Securities. Whenever Bank demands additional Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral then held by Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.
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