Common use of Marking to Market Clause in Contracts

Marking to Market. The Collateral shall be marked to market each Business Day. If, at the close of trading on any Business Day, the Market Value of the Collateral previously delivered by the Borrower and held in connection with loans of a Fund’s securities is less than the Minimum Percentage of the market value of such loaned securities as of such Business Day, the Lending Agent shall demand that the Borrower deliver an amount of additional Collateral by the close of the next Business Day sufficient to cause the Market Value of all Collateral delivered in connection with such loan to equal not less than the Required Percentage of the Market Value of such loaned securities, including accrued

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Securities Lending Authorization, Securities Lending Authorization (Delaware Group Equity Funds Iii)

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Marking to Market. The Collateral shall be marked to market each Business Day. If, at the close of trading on any Business Day, the Market Value of the Collateral previously delivered by the Borrower and held in connection with loans of a Fund’s 's securities is less than the Minimum Percentage of the market value of such loaned securities as of such Business Day, the Lending Agent shall demand that the Borrower deliver an amount of additional Collateral by the close of the next Business Day sufficient to cause the Market Value of all Collateral delivered in connection with such loan to equal not less than the Required Percentage of the Market Value of such loaned securities, including accruedthan

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Securities Lending Authorization (Delaware Group Adviser Funds Inc /Md/), Securities Lending Authorization (Delaware Group Global & International Funds Inc)

Marking to Market. The Collateral shall be marked to market each Business Day. If, at the close of trading on any Business Day, the Market Value of the Collateral previously delivered by the Borrower and held in connection with loans of a Fund’s 's securities is less than the Minimum Percentage of the market value of such loaned securities as of such Business Day, the Lending Agent shall demand that the Borrower deliver an amount of additional Collateral by the close of the next Business Day sufficient to cause the Market Value of all Collateral delivered in connection with such loan to equal not less than the Required Percentage of the Market Value of such loaned securities, including accrued

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Securities Lending Authorization (Delaware Group Equity Funds I), Securities Lending Authorization (Optimum Fund Trust)

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Marking to Market. The Collateral shall be marked to market each Business Day. If, at the close of trading on any Business Day, the Market Value of the Collateral previously delivered by the Borrower and held in connection with loans of a Fund’s 's securities is less than the Minimum Percentage of the market value of such loaned securities as of such Business Day, the Lending Agent shall demand that the Borrower deliver an amount of additional Collateral by the close of the next Business Day sufficient to cause the Market Value of all Collateral delivered in connection with such loan to equal not less than the Required Percentage of the Market Value of such loaned securities, including accruedDay

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Securities Lending Authorization (Delaware Group Equity Funds Iii), Securities Lending Authorization (Delaware Group Adviser Funds Inc /Md/)

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