Margin Deficit Sample Clauses

Margin Deficit. (a) If on any date (i) the Market Value for any Purchased Asset (as determined by Buyer) is less than (ii) the product of (A) the applicable Buyer’s Margin Percentage times (B) the outstanding Purchase Price for such Purchased Asset as of such date (the excess, if any, of (ii) over (i), a “Margin Deficit”), then Seller shall, within three (3) Business Days after notice from Buyer (a “Margin Call”), transfer cash to Buyer in an amount at least equal to such Margin Deficit. Buyer shall apply the funds received in satisfaction of a Margin Deficit to the Repurchase Obligations in such manner as Buyer determines, to amounts due and owing under the Repurchase Documents on such date. Additional terms and provisions governing Margin Deficits and Margin Calls under this Section 4.01(a) are set forth in the Fee and Pricing Letter, and are hereby incorporated by reference. (b) Buyer’s election not to deliver, or to forbear from delivering, a Margin Call notice at any time there is a Margin Deficit shall not waive or be deemed to waive such Margin Deficit or in any way limit, stop or impair Buyer’s right to deliver a Margin Call notice at any time when the same or any other Margin Deficit exists on the same or any other Purchased Asset (and the conditions to delivery of such Margin Call under Section 4.01(a) above are satisfied). Buyer’s rights relating to Margin Deficits under this Section 4.01 are cumulative and in addition to and not in lieu of any other rights of Buyer under the Repurchase Documents or Requirements of Law. (c) All cash transferred to Buyer pursuant to this Section 4.01 with respect to a Purchased Asset shall be deposited into the Waterfall Account, except as directed by Buyer, and notwithstanding any provision in Section 5.02 to the contrary, shall be applied to reduce the Purchase Price of such Purchased Asset.
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Margin Deficit. If at any time there exists a Margin Deficit, Seller shall cure the same in accordance with Section 6 hereof.
Margin Deficit. If at any time the sum of the Margin Amounts of all Purchased Mortgage Loans is less than the Aggregate Purchase Price (a “Margin Deficit”), then Buyer, by notice to Seller (a “Margin Call”), may require Seller to transfer to Buyer, at Buyer’s option, either (x) cash to be applied by Buyer to the payment of the Repurchase Prices of the Purchased Mortgage Loans that are subject to the related Transactions, (y) additional Eligible Mortgage Loans reasonably acceptable to Buyer (“Additional Purchased Mortgage Loans”) or (z) a combination, as determined by Buyer, of cash and Additional Purchased Mortgage Loans, so that, immediately after such transfer(s), the sum of (i) such cash, if any, so transferred to Buyer plus (ii) the aggregate of the Margin Amounts of all Purchased Mortgage Loans for all Transactions outstanding at that time, including any such Additional Purchased Mortgage Loans, will be at least equal to the Aggregate Purchase Price at that time.
Margin Deficit. If at any time there exists a Margin Deficit, Seller shall cure the same in accordance with Paragraph 4(a) of the Agreement.
Margin Deficit. If at any time there exists a Margin Deficit, Seller shall cure same in accordance with Section 4.
Margin Deficit. In the event the Repurchase Price of outstanding Transactions is greater than the aggregate Margin Value of all Purchased Securities, Subcustodian shall so notify Seller prior to 2:00 p.m. On the date of any such notice, Seller shall promptly transfer to Buyer’s Account additional Eligible Securities (“Additional Eligible Securities”) such that, after transfer thereof to Buyer’s Account, the aggregate Margin Value of all Purchased Securities (including Additional Eligible Securities) equals or exceeds the Repurchase Price of outstanding Transactions. If Seller fails to transfer an appropriate amount of Additional Eligible Securities on the date of any such notice, Subcustodian shall notify Buyer and Seller and await further instructions from Buyer. All Additional Eligible Securities transferred to Buyer's Account shall be deemed to be Purchased Securities.
Margin Deficit. If at any time there exists a Margin Deficit for which Buyer has delivered to Seller a Margin Deficit Notice, Seller shall cure same in accordance with Section 4.
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Margin Deficit. The failure by Seller to cure a Margin Deficit when due; (r) Approved Underwriting Guidelines. The failure by Seller to comply with the covenant set forth in Section 12(v), where Xxxxx has determined in its sole discretion, exercised in good faith, that such failure has occurred on a regular basis in a manner that was materially false or misleading; or (s) an Event of Default (as such term is defined in the Bond Repurchase Agreement) has occurred and is continuing under the Bond Facility. SECTION 14.
Margin Deficit. (a) (i) If on any date the Market Value of a Purchased Asset is less than the product of (A) the Margin Percentage times (B) the outstanding Repurchase Price for such Purchased Asset as of such date (the excess, if any, a “Margin Deficit”), and provided that (I) a Credit Event relating to such Purchased Asset has occurred, and (II) each Margin Deficit shall exclude any portion thereof that resulted from any interest rate changes and/or credit spread movements, then the related Seller shall, within five (5) Business Days after the receipt of written notice from Buyer (which notice may be by electronic mail) (a “Margin Call”) (i) transfer cash to Buyer, (ii) repurchase Purchased Assets at the Repurchase Price thereof, or (iii) choose any combination of the foregoing, so that, after giving effect to such transfers, repurchases and payments, the aggregate Purchase Price for all Purchased Assets does not exceed an aggregate amount equal to the products of the Market Value for each Purchased Asset, times the Applicable Percentage. Buyer shall apply the funds received in satisfaction of a Margin Deficit with respect to a Purchased Asset to the Repurchase Obligations owing with respect to such Purchased Asset.
Margin Deficit. If on any Business Day the Market Value of a Purchased Asset is less than the product of (A) Buyer’s Margin Percentage times (B) the outstanding Repurchase Price for such Purchased Asset as of such date (the excess, if any, “Margin Deficit”), then Buyer shall, at any time when the then-current aggregate unpaid Margin Deficits with respect to all Purchased Assets exceeds $250,000, have the right from time to time as determined in its sole and absolute discretion to make a margin call in writing (“Margin Call”) to Seller. • Upon delivery of a Margin Call on any Business Day, Seller shall, within one (1) Business Day from the date of the related Margin Call if such Margin Call is delivered by 3:00 p.m. New York City time, otherwise within two (2) Business Days, (i) subject to Buyer’s approval in Buyer’s sole discretion, apply available Margin Excess pursuant to Section 4.02 in whole or in part to satisfy such Margin Deficit, in the amount and manner permitted by Buyer, in Buyer’s sole discretion and/or (ii) transfer cash to Buyer in the amount necessary (as such amount may be reduced by any application of Margin Excess pursuant to clause (i) above) to fully cure the related Margin Deficit. • In no case shall Buyer’s forbearance from delivering a Margin Call at any time there is a Margin Deficit be deemed to waive such Margin Deficit or in any way limit, stop or impair Buyer’s right to deliver a Margin Call at any time when the same or any other Margin Deficit exists on the same or any other Purchased Asset. Buyer’s rights under this Section 4.01 are cumulative and in addition to and not in lieu of any other rights of Buyer under the Repurchase Documents or Requirements of Law. • All cash transferred to Buyer pursuant to this Section 4.01 with respect to a Purchased Asset shall be deposited into the Waterfall Account, except as directed by Xxxxx, and notwithstanding any provision in Section 5.02 or 5.03 to the contrary, shall be applied to reduce the Purchase Price of such Purchased Asset.
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