Common use of Government Loans Clause in Contracts

Government Loans. The Program Loans acquired under certain Master Commitments subject to this ARTICLE VII may be Government Loans, and given the PFI’s obligation to absorb all Unreimbursed Servicing Expenses, the Parties do not anticipate incurring any Realized Losses in connection with such Master Commitments but in the event such Realized Losses are incurred and are not recovered from the PFI or any insurance or guaranty of the Government Loans, then the Parties agree that they will share such Realized Losses based on their respective Participation Shares in the Master Commitment so that each Participant Bank and the Lead Bank pays an amount equal to the Realized Losses multiplied by its respective Participation Share in the Master Commitment (on the Loss Allocation Date).

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Mpf® Consolidated Interbank Agreement (Federal Home Loan Bank of Boston), Consolidated Interbank Agreement (Federal Home Loan Bank of Chicago), Consolidated Interbank Agreement (Federal Home Loan Bank of Pittsburgh)

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