Common use of Marking to Market Clause in Contracts

Marking to Market. If at any time the aggregate Market Value of the Collateral allocated to any Loan exceeds the Required Value for such Loan, then the Trustee shall, upon oral demand, redeliver to the Borrower Collateral having an aggregate Market Value equal to such excess by the close of business on such Business Day or as otherwise agreed. If at any time the aggregate Market Value of the Collateral allocated to any Loan is less than the Required Value for such Loan, then the Borrower shall, upon oral demand by the Trustee, deliver to the Trustee additional Collateral having a Market Value at least equal to such deficiency. The Borrower unconditionally agrees to deliver such additional Collateral to the Trustee in the manner specified herein before the close of business on the date of such demand or as otherwise agreed.

Marking to Market. If at any time the aggregate Market Value of the Collateral allocated to any Loan exceeds the Required Value for such Loan, then the Trustee shall, upon oral demand, redeliver to the Borrower Collateral having an aggregate Market Value equal to such excess by the close of business on such Business Day or as otherwise agreed. If at any time the aggregate Market Value of the Collateral allocated to any Loan is less than the Required Value for such Loan, then the Borrower shall, upon oral demand by the Trustee, deliver to the Trustee additional Collateral having a Market Value at least equal to such deficiency. The Borrower unconditionally agrees to deliver such additional Collateral to the Trustee in the manner specified herein before the close of business on the date of such demand or as otherwise agreed.