Common use of Minimum retention Clause in Contracts

Minimum retention. The lender is required to hold in its own portfolio or retain a minimum of 5 percent of the total loan amount. This amount must be of the non-guaranteed portion of the loan and cannot be participated to an- other. The lender may sell the remain- ing amount of the non-guaranteed por-

Minimum retention. The lender is required to hold in its own portfolio or retain a minimum of 5 percent of the original total loan amount. This The amount required to be maintained must be of the non-guaranteed unguaranteed portion of the loan and cannot be participated to an- otheranother. The lender may enter into no agreement that reduces its exposure below the minimum 5 percent it is re- quired to retain in its portfolio. The lender may sell the remain- ing remaining amount of the non-guaranteed por-unguaranteed portion of the loan only through participation.

Minimum retention. The lender is required to hold in its own portfolio or retain a minimum of 5 percent of the total loan amount. This The amount required to be maintained must be of the non-guaranteed unguaranteed portion of the loan and cannot be participated to an- otheranother. The lender may sell the remain- ing remaining amount of the non-guaranteed por-unguaranteed portion of the loan only through participation.

Minimum retention. The lender is required to hold in its own portfolio or retain a minimum of 5 percent of the original total loan amount. This The amount required to be maintained must be of the non-guaranteed unguaranteed portion of the loan and cannot be participated to an- otheranother. The lender may enter into no agreement that reduces its exposure § 4279.78 below the minimum 5 percent it is re- quired to retain in its portfolio. The lender may sell the remain- ing remaining amount of the non-guaranteed por-unguaranteed portion of the loan only through participation.