Common use of Reconciliation Following the Termination Date Clause in Contracts

Reconciliation Following the Termination Date. If, as of the Termination Date, the Total Outstanding Amount is greater than the Funded Amount, then the following procedure will be used by the Seller Representative for purposes of determining which Eligible Receivables constitute Purchased Receivables: first, all Eligible Receivables that were Purchased Receivables as of the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date, and that remain outstanding, shall be designated as Purchased Receivables (including, for the sake of clarity, any Eligible Unbilled Receivables that were Purchased Receivables as of the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date and that have subsequently been converted into Billed Receivables), and second, new Billed Receivables arising after the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date shall be designated as Purchased Receivables based on Maturity Date (designating the Billed Receivable with the closest Maturity Date as a Purchased Receivable, then designating the Billed Receivable with the second closest Maturity Date as a Purchased Receivable, and continuing in the same manner until either all new Billed Receivables have been designated as Purchased Receivables or the designation of the next following Billed Receivable as a Purchased Receivable would result in the aggregate outstanding Net Face Value of all Purchased Receivables exceeding the Funded Amount).

Reconciliation Following the Termination Date. If, as of the Termination Date, the Total Outstanding Amount is greater than the Funded Amount, then the following procedure will be used by the Seller Representative for purposes of determining which Eligible Receivables constitute Purchased Receivables: first, all Eligible Receivables that were Purchased Receivables as of the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date, and that remain outstanding, shall be designated as Purchased Receivables (including, \ for the sake of clarity, any Eligible Unbilled Receivables that were Purchased Receivables as of the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date and that have subsequently been converted into Billed Receivables), and second, new Billed Receivables arising after the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date shall be designated as Purchased Receivables based on Maturity Date (designating the Billed Receivable with the closest Maturity Date as a Purchased Receivable, then designating the Billed Receivable with the second closest Maturity Date as a Purchased Receivable, and continuing in the same manner until either all new Billed Receivables have been designated as Purchased Receivables or the designation of the next following Billed Receivable as a Purchased Receivable would result in the aggregate outstanding Net Face Value of all Purchased Receivables exceeding the Funded Amount).

Reconciliation Following the Termination Date. If, as of the Termination Date, the Total Outstanding Amount is greater than the Funded Amount, then the following procedure will be used by the Seller Representative for purposes of determining which Eligible Receivables constitute Purchased Receivables: first, all Eligible Receivables that were Purchased Receivables as of the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date, and that remain outstanding, shall be designated as Purchased Receivables (including, for the sake of clarity, any Eligible Unbilled Receivables that were Purchased Receivables as of the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date and that have subsequently been converted into Billed Receivables), and second, new Billed Receivables arising after the immediately preceding Reconciliation Date shall be designated as Purchased Receivables based on Maturity Date (designating the Billed Receivable with the closest Maturity Date as a Purchased Receivable, then designating the Billed Receivable with the second closest Maturity Date as a Purchased Receivable, and continuing in the same manner until either all new Billed Receivables have been designated as Purchased Receivables or the designation of the next following Billed Receivable as a Purchased Receivable would result in the aggregate outstanding Net Face Value of all Purchased Receivables exceeding the Funded Amount).