Common use of Xxxx to market procedures Clause in Contracts

Xxxx to market procedures. (i) Bank shall require initial Collateral for a Loan in an amount determined by applying the then applicable “Collateral Requirement” (as defined below) to the Market Value of the Security that is the subject of the Loan together with, in the case of fixed income Securities, any accrued but unpaid interest thereon. The “Collateral Requirement” with respect to a given Security shall be an amount equal to the then applicable percentage (not less than 102% for Collateral denominated in the same currency as the Security that is the subject of a Loan and not less than 105% for Collateral denominated in a currency different from the Security that is the subject of a Loan) of the Market Value of the Security that is the subject of a Loan as determined on the close of trading on the preceding Business Day. (ii) With respect to each Loan of Securities if, the aggregate Market Value of the Collateral held by Bank on behalf of Lender for such Loan on any Business Day is less than 102% or 105%, as applicable, of the aggregate Market Value of the Securities which are the subject of such Loan (together with accrued but unpaid interest in the case of fixed income Securities, but in any event exclusive of any diminution in the value of Cash Collateral investments), Bank shall demand, as needed, on each such Business Day on behalf of Lender, that the Borrower, provide additional Collateral in accordance with the applicable MSLA (it being acknowledged that pursuant to the forms of MSLA, Collateral shall be delivered by a Borrower by the close of the Business Day following the Business Day on which a Collateral demand is made by Bank). Such additional Collateral demanded, together with the Collateral then held by Bank on behalf of Lender for such Loan, shall be not less than the applicable Collateral Requirement. In respect of the forgoing,

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Securities Lending Agreement (Jp Morgan Fleming Mutual Fund Group Inc), Securities Lending Agreement (Jp Morgan Mutual Fund Investment Trust), Securities Lending Agreement (JPMorgan Trust I)

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Xxxx to market procedures. (i) Bank shall require initial Collateral for a Loan in an amount determined by applying the then applicable "Collateral Requirement" (as defined below) to the Market Value of the Security that is the subject of the Loan together with, in the case of fixed income Securities, any accrued but unpaid interest thereon. The "Collateral Requirement" with respect to a given Security shall be an amount equal to the then applicable percentage (not less than currently 102% for Collateral where securities and the collateral therefor are denominated in the same currency as the Security that is the subject of a Loan currency, and not less than 105% for Collateral denominated in a currency different from the Security that is the subject of a Loanall other securities) of the Market Value of the Security that which is the subject of a Loan as determined on as of the close of trading on the preceding Business Day; provided, however, that with respect to Securities such as U.S. Treasury strips and bills, where the market functions to not allow for the sale of such Securities at greater than par, the Collateral Requirement shall equal the lesser of 100% of the par value of the Security or 102% of its Market Value. (iiii)(A) With respect to each Loan of Securities denominated in U.S. dollars ("Dollars") if, and only if, the aggregate Market Value of the Collateral held by Bank on behalf of Lender for such Loan on any Business Day is less than 102% or 105%, as applicable, of the aggregate Market Value of the Securities which are the subject of such Loan (together with accrued but unpaid interest in the case of fixed income Securities, but in any event exclusive of any diminution in the value of Cash Collateral investments), Bank shall demand, as needed, on each such Business Day on behalf of Lender, that the Borrower, provide additional Collateral in accordance with the applicable MSLA (it being acknowledged that pursuant to the forms of MSLA, Collateral shall be delivered by a Borrower by the close of the Business Day following the Business Day on which a Collateral demand is made by Bank). Such additional Collateral demanded, together with the Collateral then held by Bank on behalf of Lender for such Loan, shall be not less than the applicable Collateral Requirement. (B) With respect to all loans of Securities denominated other than in Dollars from all lenders to a given Borrower (including Loans made hereunder), each Business Day Bank shall determine if the Market Value of all Collateral received by Bank from that Borrower in connection with all such loans is at least equal to the aggregate amount ("Collateral Amount") determined by applying the applicable Collateral Requirement to each Security denominated other than in Dollars on Loan to such Borrower from all lenders. If the Market Value of the Collateral held for any individual Security falls below the Market Value of such Security, or if the Market Value of all Collateral received from a given Borrower in respect of such Loans is not at least equal to the Collateral Amount, Bank shall demand, as needed, on each such Business Day on behalf of Lender, that Borrower provide additional Collateral in accordance with the applicable MSLA so as to meet the Collateral Amount by marking specific Loans (it being acknowledged that pursuant to the forms of MSLA, Collateral shall be delivered by a Borrower by the close of the Business Day following the Business Day on which a Collateral demand is made by Bank). In respect of the forgoing,, additional Collateral shall not be demanded to the extent that a Collateral shortfall is on account of a diminution in the value of Cash Collateral investments. In accordance with general market practice, the Market Value of certain Securities (including, without limitation, U.S. Government Securities), whether on Loan or received as Collateral, may be determined on a same day basis by reference to recognized pricing services. Bank may from time to time establish DE MINIMIS guidelines with respect to Collateral pursuant to which a xxxx to market would not be made even where otherwise required hereunder.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Securities Lending Agreement (JPMorgan Trust I), Master Securities Lending Agreement (Jp Morgan Mutual Fund Investment Trust)

Xxxx to market procedures. (i) Bank shall require initial Collateral for a Loan in an amount determined by applying the then applicable “Collateral Requirement” (as defined below) to the Market Value of the Security that is the subject of the Loan together with, in the case of fixed income Securities, any accrued but unpaid interest thereon. The “Collateral Requirement” with respect to a given Security shall be an amount equal to the then applicable percentage (not less than currently 102% for Collateral where securities and the collateral therefor are denominated in the same currency as the Security that is the subject of a Loan currency, and not less than 105% for Collateral denominated in a currency different from the Security that is the subject of a Loanall other securities) of the Market Value of the Security that which is the subject of a Loan as determined on as of the close of trading on the preceding Business Day; provided, however, that with respect to Securities such as U.S. Treasury strips and bills, where the market functions to not allow for the sale of such Securities at greater than par, the Collateral Requirement shall equal the lesser of 100% of the par value of the Security or 102% of its Market Value. (iiii)(A) With respect to each Loan of Securities denominated in U.S. dollars (“Dollars”) if, and only if, the aggregate Market Value of the Collateral held by Bank on behalf of Lender for such Loan on any Business Day is less than 102% or 105%, as applicable, of the aggregate Market Value of the Securities which are the subject of such Loan (together with accrued but unpaid interest in the case of fixed income Securities, but in any event exclusive of any diminution in the value of Cash Collateral investments), Bank shall demand, as needed, on each such Business Day on behalf of Lender, that the Borrower, provide additional Collateral in accordance with the applicable MSLA (it being acknowledged that pursuant to the forms of MSLA, Collateral shall be delivered by a Borrower by the close of the Business Day following the Business Day on which a Collateral demand is made by Bank). Such additional Collateral demanded, together with the Collateral then held by Bank on behalf of Lender for such Loan, shall be not less than the applicable Collateral Requirement. (B) With respect to all loans of Securities denominated other than in Dollars from all lenders to a given Borrower (including Loans made hereunder), each Business Day Bank shall determine if the Market Value of all Collateral received by Bank from that Borrower in connection with all such loans is at least equal to the aggregate amount (“Collateral Amount”) determined by applying the applicable Collateral Requirement to each Security denominated other than in Dollars on Loan to such Borrower from all lenders. If the Market Value of the Collateral held for any individual Security falls below the Market Value of such Security, or if the Market Value of all Collateral received from a given Borrower in respect of such Loans is not at least equal to the Collateral Amount, Bank shall demand, as needed, on each such Business Day on behalf of Lender, that Borrower provide additional Collateral in accordance with the applicable MSLA so as to meet the Collateral Amount by marking specific Loans (it being acknowledged that pursuant to the forms of MSLA, Collateral shall be delivered by a Borrower by the close of the Business Day following the Business Day on which a Collateral demand is made by Bank). In respect of the forgoing,, additional Collateral shall not be demanded to the extent that a Collateral shortfall is on account of a diminution in the value of Cash Collateral investments. In accordance with general market practice, the Market Value of certain Securities (including, without limitation, U.S. Government Securities), whether on Loan or received as Collateral, may be determined on a same day basis by reference to recognized pricing services. Bank may from time to time establish de minimis guidelines with respect to Collateral pursuant to which a xxxx to market would not be made even where otherwise required hereunder.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Master Securities Lending Agreement (One Group Investment Trust), Securities Lending Agreement (JPMorgan Institutional Trust)

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Xxxx to market procedures. (i) Bank shall require initial Collateral for a Loan in an amount determined by applying the then applicable “Collateral Requirement” (as defined below) to the Market Value of the Security that is the subject of the Loan together with, in the case of fixed income Securities, any accrued but unpaid interest thereon. The “Collateral Requirement” with respect to a given Security shall be an amount equal to the then applicable percentage (not less than currently 102% for Collateral where securities and the collateral therefor are denominated in the same currency as the Security that is the subject of a Loan currency, and not less than 105% for Collateral denominated in a currency different from the Security that is the subject of a Loanall other securities) of the Market Value of the Security that which is the subject of a Loan as determined on as of the close of trading on the preceding Business Day; provided, however, that with respect to Securities such as U.S. Treasury strips and bills, where the market functions to not allow for the sale of such Securities at greater than par, the Collateral Requirement shall equal the lesser of 100% of the par value of the Security or 102% of its Market Value. (iiii)(A) With respect to each Loan of Securities denominated in U.S. dollars (“Dollars”) if, and only if, the aggregate Market Value of the Collateral held by Bank on behalf of Lender for such Loan on any Business Day is less than 102% or 105%, as applicable, of the aggregate Market Value of the Securities which are the subject of such Loan (together with accrued but unpaid interest in the case of fixed income Securities, but in any event exclusive of any diminution in the value of Cash Collateral investments), Bank shall demand, as needed, on each such Business Day on behalf of Lender, that the Borrower, provide additional Collateral in accordance with the applicable MSLA (it being acknowledged that pursuant to the forms of MSLA, Collateral shall be delivered by a Borrower by the close of the Business Day following the Business Day on which a Collateral demand is made by Bank). Such additional Collateral demanded, together with the Collateral then held by Bank on behalf of Lender for such Loan, shall be not less than the applicable Collateral Requirement. In (B) With respect to all loans of Securities denominated other than in Dollars from all lenders to a given Borrower (including Loans made hereunder), each Business Day Bank shall determine if the Market Value of all Collateral received by Bank from that Borrower in connection with all such loans is at least equal to the aggregate amount (“Collateral Amount”) determined by applying the applicable Collateral Requirement to each Security denominated other than in Dollars on Loan to such Borrower from all lenders. If the Market Value of the Collateral held for any individual Security falls below the Market Value of such Security, or if the Market Value of all Collateral received from a given Borrower in respect of such Loans is not at least equal to the forgoing,Collateral Amount, Bank shall demand, as needed, on each such Business Day on behalf of Lender, that Borrower provide additional Collateral in accordance with the applicable MSLA so as to meet the Collateral Amount by marking specific Loans (it being acknowledged that

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Securities Lending Agreement (Jpmorgan Investment Trust), Securities Lending Agreement (Jpmorgan Trust Ii)

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