Common use of Stock Borrow Event Clause in Contracts

Stock Borrow Event. In the commercially reasonable judgment of Dealer (A) Dealer (or an affiliate of Dealer) is not able to hedge in a commercially reasonable manner its exposure under this Transaction because insufficient Shares are made available for borrowing by securities lenders and with respect to which Counterparty does not refer Dealer to a satisfactory Lending Party within the required time period as provided in Section 12.9(b)(iv) of the Equity Definitions as though a Loss of Stock Borrower has occurred under the Equity Definitions or (B) Dealer (or an affiliate of Dealer) would incur a cost to borrow (or to maintain a borrow of) Shares to hedge in a commercially reasonable manner its exposure under this Transaction that is greater than a rate equal to 200 basis points per annum and Counterparty does not elect, after notice from Dealer, within the required time period to either amend the Transaction pursuant to Section 12.9(b)(iv) of the Equity Definitions or pay an amount determined by the Calculation Agent that corresponds to the relevant Price Adjustment pursuant to Section 12.9(b)(v)(B) of the Equity Definitions as though an Increased Cost of Stock Borrower has occurred under the Equity Definitions (each, a “Stock Borrow Event”);