Common use of Marks to Market Clause in Contracts

Marks to Market. The Bank shall on each Business Day xxxx to market the value of all Loaned Securities and demand from the appropriate Borrowers additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral when the Market Value of Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral received by the Bank from such Borrowers is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities (a “Margin Deficit”). Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lender agrees that the Bank may exercise its right to demand additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral from Borrowers only where a Margin Deficit exceeds a specified amount or specified percentage of the Market Value of the Loaned Securities determined by the Bank to be immaterial (but at all times consistent with generally accepted industry practices). Whenever the Bank demands additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral then held by the Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.

Marks to Market. The Bank shall on each Business Day xxxx mark to market the value of all Loaned Securities and demand from the appropriate Borrowers additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral when the Market Value of Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral received by the Bank from such Borrowers is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities (a “"Margin Deficit”"). Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lender Xxxxxx agrees that the Bank may exercise its right to demand additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral from Borrowers only where a Margin Deficit exceeds a specified amount or specified percentage of the Market Value of the Loaned Securities determined by the Bank to be immaterial (but at all times consistent with generally accepted industry practices). Whenever the Bank demands additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral then held by the Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.

Marks to Market. The Bank shall on each Business Day xxxx mark to market the value of all Loaned Securities and demand from the appropriate Borrowers additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral when the Market Value of Collateral and Non-Non- U.S. Collateral received by the Bank from such Borrowers is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities (a “"Margin Deficit”"). Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lender agrees that the Bank may exercise its right to demand additional addxxxxxxl Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral from Borrowers only where a Margin Deficit exceeds a specified amount or specified percentage of the Market Value of the Loaned Securities determined by the Bank to be immaterial (but at all times consistent with generally accepted industry practices). Whenever the Bank demands additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral then held by the Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.

Marks to Market. The Bank shall on each Business Day xxxx mark to market the value of all Loaned Securities and demand from the appropriate Borrowers additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral when the Market Value of Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral received by the Bank from such Borrowers is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities (a “"Margin Deficit”"). Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lender Lxxxxx agrees that the Bank may exercise its right to demand additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral from Borrowers only where a Margin Deficit exceeds a specified amount or specified percentage of the Market Value of the Loaned Securities determined by the Bank to be immaterial (but at all times consistent with generally accepted industry practices). Whenever the Bank demands additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral then held by the Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.

Marks to Market. The Bank shall on each Business Day xxxx to market the value of all Loaned Securities and demand from the appropriate Borrowers additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral when the Market Value of Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral received by the Bank from such Borrowers is less than the then current Market Value of all of the Loaned Securities (a “"Margin Deficit”"). Notwithstanding the foregoing, Lender agrees that the Bank may exercise its right to demand additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral from Borrowers only where a Margin Deficit exceeds a specified amount or specified percentage of the Market Value of the Loaned Securities determined by the Bank to be immaterial (but at all times consistent with generally accepted industry practices). Whenever the Bank demands additional Collateral or Non-U.S. Collateral pursuant to the foregoing, such additional Collateral together with the Collateral and Non-U.S. Collateral then held by the Bank in connection with Loans shall have a Market Value of not less than the Collateral Requirement.