Risk Premium. The money collected by the Intermediary monthly and payable to the Assurer.
Risk Premium. (a) In lieu of providing CIRM with warrants, Loan Recipient shall pay CIRM a one-time “Risk Premium Payment” as contemplated by Section E.2.c of Article VII of the Loan Administration Policy, payable only upon the achievement of each of the following commercial milestones, and in accordance with the following schedule: Upon receipt of $50 million of Product Revenue in a fiscal year, Loan Recipient shall pay to CIRM an amount equal to one hundred percent (100%) of the Disbursed Loan Amount. Upon receipt of $300 million of Product Revenue cumulatively, Loan Recipient shall pay to CIRM an amount equal to two hundred percent (200%) of the Disbursed Loan Amount. Upon receipt of $600 million of Product Revenue cumulatively, Loan Recipient shall pay to CIRM an amount equal to two hundred percent (200%) of the Disbursed Loan Amount. [****] Certain information has been omitted and filed separately with the Commission. Confidential treatment has been requested with respect to omitted portions. Loan Agreement In no event shall Loan Recipient owe more than five times the Disbursed Loan Amount. In no event shall Loan Recipient owe warrants or any other equity to CIRM in connection with the Loan.
Risk Premium. Those Employees working from staging feet above ground, ladders excluded, will receive a twenty-two (22) cents per hour Trades An Employee will be paid as a Trades Helper when working on fenders and ladders. Safe hoes Reimbursement All permanent full-time Employees required by the Employer to wear steel-toed safety shoes will be reimbursed plus appropriate taxes for a twelve- month (12) period upon satisfactory proof of such purchase. If a replacement is required before the expiry of the said twelve-month (12) period, the Employer may reimburse up to further plus appropriate taxes after considering the reasonable wear and tear resulting from the performance of the duties. An
Risk Premium. Depending on the individual Project and the charging model selected, the Customer may choose to supplement the charging model with a risk premium where the Supplier prices the risks identified in the risk log. Such premium may be particularly relevant if the charging model is drawn up within the target price framework. Payment schedule In addition to describing the calculation of the charges payable for the services provided by the Supplier, the Appendix must contain a payment schedule for the charges related to the Deliverables, stating when these charges are payable by the Customer. The payment dates should be linked to the completion of certain activities that are objectively ascertainable, e.g. passed acceptance tests, operational tests, or Agile Demonstrations. It is important that the activities in the payment schedule are perfectly aligned with the Time Schedule. In order to minimise the risk of misunderstandings, it might be considered in this connection to assign activity numbers to the activities. When drawing up the payment schedule, the rules governing the appropriation of funds laid down by the Danish State must be observed, according to which any significant time lags between the implementation of expenditure and the time of delivery of a service should be avoided. If it is deemed appropriate in the relevant Project to organise payments so as to make an advance payment, the Customer must either obtain separate authority in this respect or an on-demand guarantee from a duly accredited financial institution. If payments are organised so as to become payable before an acceptance test for a Partial Delivery, this will constitute advance payment requiring the placing of a guarantee. The Contract refers to Appendix 14, Charges, payment schedule, and other prices, in the following clauses:
Risk Premium. NuRx shall pay DYVA a risk premium equal to 25% of DYVA’s share of the Initial Funding and 50% of each Additional Funding made by DYVA (the “Risk Premium”). The Risk Premium shall be due and payable on each date that DYVA pays the Initial Funding and each Additional Funding.
Risk Premium. (a) In lieu of providing CIRM with warrants, Loan Recipient shall pay CIRM a Risk Premium Amount upon meeting specified Product Revenue thresholds set forth in the Section E.2.c of Article VII of the Loan Administration Policy.
Risk Premium. In the event that Company assumes the risk of losses associated with an ISO participating in the Program, the Risk Premium (as defined herein) shall be deducted from the Program Revenue prior to splitting the revenue between the parties per Section 4 below. The Risk Premium shall be calculated by multiplying the percentage of losses contractually assumed by COMPANY (i.e. based on the contract between the ISO and COMPANY), by [***], which shall then be multiplied by the dollar sales volumes of such ISO for the applicable period (the “Risk Premium”). The Risk Premium calculation shall only be applicable in the event COMPANY assumes all or part of the risk of loss caused by items including, but not limited to, unpaid chargebacks generated by the ISO’s merchant customers. [***] Indicates that text has been omitted which is the subject of a confidential treatment request. The text has been separately filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission.
