Common use of Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instruments Clause in Contracts

Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instruments. (i) If a Utilization Request has been made for a Foreign Credit Instrument to be issued as a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, then the relevant Borrower will approach the relevant beneficiary to ascertain whether such beneficiary is prepared to accept a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In case of the beneficiary’s acceptance, the Foreign Trade Facility Agent will, in close coordination with such Borrower, select the relevant Foreign Issuing Lenders (the “Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders”) prepared to issue the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument and acceptable to the beneficiary. (ii) The Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders so selected will then appoint one of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders to act as their agent (the “Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent”) in connection with the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument acting on terms to be agreed between the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent pursuant to an agreement substantially in the form of Schedule 2.6(m). The Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for coordinating the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and shall represent the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders vis-à-vis the beneficiary, and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for processing the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In such capacity, the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall give to the Foreign Trade Facility Agent the notices otherwise to be given by each Foreign Issuing Lender hereunder, in particular under Sections 2.6(i), 2.6(o) and 2.6(p)(i). (iii) Any liability of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, and the rights resulting from honoring a demand made thereunder, shall be several. Each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender shall be responsible for the proportionate amount demanded by the beneficiary under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument in the proportion the amount of the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument allocated to it bears to the total Dollar Equivalent of such Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. The Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall, with respect to the determination of the utilization of the individual Foreign Credit Instrument Issuing Commitment of each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender and with respect to the calculation of any Excess Amount, treat each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument as if each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender had issued a Foreign Credit Instrument in the amount equal to the amount of its proportionate amount in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Credit Agreement (SPX Corp), Credit Agreement (SPX Corp)

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Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instruments. (i) If a Utilization Request has been made for a Foreign Credit Instrument to be issued as a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, then the relevant Borrower will approach the relevant beneficiary to ascertain whether such beneficiary is prepared to accept a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In case of the beneficiary’s acceptance, the Foreign Trade Facility Agent will, in close coordination with such Borrower, select the relevant Bilateral Foreign Issuing Lenders or Participation Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders (the “Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders”) prepared to issue the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument and acceptable to the beneficiary. (ii) The Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders so selected will then appoint one of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders to act as their agent (the “Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent”) in connection with the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument acting on terms to be agreed between the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent pursuant to an agreement substantially in the form of Schedule 2.6(m). The Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for coordinating the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and shall represent the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders vis-à-vis the beneficiary, and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for processing the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In such capacity, the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall give to the Foreign Trade Facility Agent the notices otherwise to be given by each Foreign Issuing Lender hereunder, in particular under Sections 2.6(i2.6(j), 2.6(o2.6(k)(i), 2.6(p)(vi) and 2.6(p)(i2.6(s). (iii) Any liability of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, and the rights resulting from honoring a demand made thereunder, shall be several. Each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender shall be responsible for the proportionate amount demanded by the beneficiary under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument in the proportion the amount of the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument allocated to it bears to the total Dollar Equivalent of such Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. The Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall, with respect to the determination of the utilization of the individual Bilateral Foreign Credit Instrument Issuing Commitment or individual Participation Foreign Credit Instrument Issuing Commitment, as applicable, of each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender and with respect to the calculation of any Excess Amount, treat each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument as if each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender had issued a Foreign Credit Instrument in the amount equal to the amount of its proportionate amount in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Credit Agreement (SPX Corp)

Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instruments. (i) If a Utilization Request has been made for a Foreign Credit Instrument to be issued as a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, then the relevant Borrower will approach the relevant beneficiary to ascertain whether such beneficiary is prepared to accept a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In case of the beneficiary’s acceptance, the Foreign Trade Facility Agent will, in close coordination with such Borrower, select the relevant Bilateral Foreign Issuing Lenders or Participation Foreign Issuing Lenders (the “Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders”) prepared to issue the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument and acceptable to the beneficiary. (ii) The Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders so selected will then appoint one of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders to act as their agent (the “Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent”) in connection with the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument acting on terms to be agreed between the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent pursuant to an agreement substantially in the form of Schedule 2.6(m). The Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for coordinating the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and shall represent the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders vis-à-vis the beneficiary, and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for processing the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In such capacity, the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall give to the Foreign Trade Facility Agent the notices otherwise to be given by each Foreign Issuing Lender hereunder, in particular under Sections 2.6(i2.6(j), 2.6(o2.6(k)(i), 2.6(p)(vi) and 2.6(p)(i2.6(s). (iii) Any liability of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, and the rights resulting from honoring a demand made thereunder, shall be several. Each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender shall be responsible for the proportionate amount demanded by the beneficiary under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument in the proportion the amount of the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument allocated to it bears to the total Dollar Equivalent of such Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. The Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall, with respect to the determination of the utilization of the individual Bilateral Foreign Credit Instrument Issuing Commitment or individual Participation Foreign Credit Instrument Issuing Commitment, as applicable, of each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender and with respect to the calculation of any Excess Amount, treat each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument as if each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender had issued a Foreign Credit Instrument in the amount equal to the amount of its proportionate amount in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Credit Agreement (SPX Corp)

Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instruments. (i) If a Foreign Credit Instrument for which a Utilization Request has been made for a Foreign Credit Instrument to shall be issued as a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, then the relevant Borrower will approach the relevant beneficiary to ascertain whether such beneficiary is prepared win its preparedness to accept a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In case of the beneficiary’s 's acceptance, the Foreign Trade Facility Agent will, in close coordination with such BorrowerBorrower and taking account of the allocation rules pursuant to Section 2.6(f), select the relevant Foreign Issuing Lenders (the "Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders") prepared to issue the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument and acceptable to the beneficiary. (ii) The Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders so selected will then appoint one of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders to act as their agent (the "Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent") in connection with the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument acting on terms to be agreed between the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent pursuant to an agreement substantially in the form of Schedule 2.6(m2.6(k). The Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for coordinating the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and shall represent the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders vis-à-vis the beneficiary, and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for processing the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In such capacity, the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall give to the Foreign Trade Facility Agent the notices otherwise to be given by each Foreign Issuing Lender hereunder, in particular under Sections 2.6(i), 2.6(o2.6(m) and 2.6(p)(i2.6(n)(i). (iii) Any liability of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, and the rights resulting from honoring a demand made thereunder, shall be several. Each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender shall be responsible for the proportionate participate in an amount demanded by the beneficiary under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument in the proportion the amount of the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument allocated to it bears to the total Dollar Euro Equivalent of such Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. The Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall, with respect to the determination of the utilization of the individual Foreign Credit Instrument Issuing Trade Commitment of each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender and with respect to the calculation of any Excess Amount, treat the participation of each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument as if each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender had issued a Foreign Credit Instrument in the amount equal to the amount of its proportionate amount proportion in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Credit Agreement (SPX Corp)

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Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instruments. (i) If a Foreign Credit Instrument for which a Utilization Request has been made for a Foreign Credit Instrument to shall be issued as a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, then the relevant Borrower will approach the relevant beneficiary to ascertain whether such beneficiary is prepared win its preparedness to accept a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In case of the beneficiary’s acceptance, the Foreign Trade Facility Agent will, in close coordination with such BorrowerBorrower and taking account of the allocation rules pursuant to Section 2.6(f), select the relevant Foreign Issuing Lenders (the “Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders”) prepared to issue the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument and acceptable to the beneficiary. (ii) The Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders so selected will then appoint one of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders to act as their agent (the “Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent”) in connection with the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument acting on terms to be agreed between the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent pursuant to an agreement substantially in the form of Schedule 2.6(m2.6(k). The Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for coordinating the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and shall represent the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders vis-à-vis the beneficiary, and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for processing the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. In such capacity, the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall give to the Foreign Trade Facility Agent the notices otherwise to be given by each Foreign Issuing Lender hereunder, in particular under Sections 2.6(i), 2.6(o2.6(m) and 2.6(p)(i2.6(n)(i). (iii) Any liability of the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument, and the rights resulting from honoring a demand made thereunder, shall be several. Each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender shall be responsible for the proportionate amount demanded by the beneficiary under a Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument in the proportion the amount of the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument allocated to it bears to the total Dollar Equivalent of such Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument. The Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall, with respect to the determination of the utilization of the individual Foreign Credit Instrument Issuing Commitment of each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender and with respect to the calculation of any Excess Amount, treat each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument as if each Joint Foreign Issuing Lender had issued a Foreign Credit Instrument in the amount equal to the amount of its proportionate amount in the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Credit Agreement (SPX Corp)

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