Common use of Insured Closing Letter Clause in Contracts

Insured Closing Letter. As of the Purchase Date of each Wet-Ink Loan, an Approved Title Insurance Company has issued to the Seller or Buyer an Insured Closing Letter, copies of which shall be maintained in the possession of Seller and provided to Buyer upon request, if required or in Buyer’s reasonable discretion. Among other things, the Insured Closing Letter covers any losses occurring due to the fraud, dishonesty or mistakes of the Settlement Agent. The Insured Closing Letter inures to the benefit of, and the rights thereunder may be enforced by, the Seller or other Qualified Originator and its successors and assigns, including Buyer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no Insured Closing Letter shall be required to be provided to the Buyer (a) where title insurance for the applicable Wet-Ink Loan is provided by Amrock and (b) unless the unpaid principal balance of Purchased Assets that constitute Wet-Ink Loans, and regarding which an Insured Closing Letter has not been provided, would exceed [***] of Seller’s Adjusted Tangible Net Worth measured as of the end of Seller’s most recent fiscal quarter.

Insured Closing Letter. As of the Purchase Date of each Wet-Ink Loan, an Approved Title Insurance Company has issued to the Seller or Buyer an Insured Closing Letter, copies of which shall be maintained in the possession of Seller and provided to Buyer upon request, if required or in Buyer’s reasonable discretion. Among other things, the Insured Closing Letter covers any losses occurring due to the fraud, dishonesty or mistakes of the Settlement Agent. The Insured Closing Letter inures to the benefit of, and the rights thereunder may be enforced by, the Seller or other Qualified Originator and its successors and assigns, including Buyer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no Insured Closing Letter shall be required to be provided to the Buyer (a) where title insurance for the applicable Wet-Ink Loan is provided by Amrock and (b) unless the unpaid principal balance of Purchased Assets LoansAssets that constitute Wet-Ink Loans, and regarding which an Insured Closing Letter has not been provided, would exceed [***] ten percent (10%) of Seller’s Adjusted Tangible Net Worth measured as of the end of Seller’s most recent fiscal quarter.

Insured Closing Letter. As of the Purchase Date of each Wet-Ink Wet Loan, an Approved Title Insurance Company has issued to the Seller or Buyer an Insured Closing Letter, copies of which shall be maintained in the possession of Seller and provided to Buyer upon request, if required or in Buyer’s reasonable discretion. Among other things, the Insured Closing Letter covers any losses occurring due to the fraud, dishonesty or mistakes of the Settlement Agent. The Insured Closing Letter inures to the benefit of, and the rights thereunder may be enforced by, the Seller or other Qualified Originator and its successors and assigns, including Buyer. Notwithstanding the foregoing, no Insured Closing Letter shall be required to be provided to the Buyer (a) where title insurance for the applicable Wet-Ink Wet Loan is provided by Amrock and (b) unless the unpaid principal balance of Purchased Assets Loans that constitute Wet-Ink Wet Loans, and regarding which an Insured Closing Letter has not been provided, would exceed [***] ten percent (10%) of Seller’s Adjusted Tangible Net Worth measured as of the end of Seller’s most recent fiscal quarter.