Common use of Maximum Borrowing Limitation Clause in Contracts

Maximum Borrowing Limitation. After giving effect to the proposed Loans to be made, the Asset Coverage Ratio for all borrowings of such Borrower (x) if not a Designated Borrower shall not be less than 300% and (y) if a Designated Borrower shall not be less than its applicable Designated Borrower Asset Coverage Ratio Percentage; and the requesting Borrower shall not have violated any Requirements of Law (except such violations as could not reasonably be expected to have a Material Adverse Effect) or exceeded the borrowing limits set forth in its Prospectus and/or Registration Statement or the 1940 Act.

Appears in 19 contracts

Samples: Credit Agreement (Columbia Acorn Trust), Credit Agreement (Wanger Advisors Trust), Credit Agreement (Columbia Funds Variable Series Trust II)

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