Remittance Rate Sample Clauses
The Remittance Rate clause defines the percentage or amount of funds that must be transferred or paid from one party to another, typically in the context of revenue sharing, loan repayments, or service fees. In practice, this clause specifies how much of the collected funds, such as sales proceeds or loan payments, are to be remitted to a designated recipient at set intervals, such as monthly or quarterly. Its core function is to ensure clarity and consistency in financial transactions by establishing a clear formula or rate for remittances, thereby reducing disputes and facilitating smooth financial operations between parties.
Remittance Rate. Initially [__]% and for any Distribution Date after the first Distribution Date will equal a per annum rate of 7.65% - LIBOR, subject to a maximum rate of 7.65% and a minimum rate of 0.00%.
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Remittance Rate. Initial Uncertificated Balance Latest Possible Maturity Date (1)
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