Examples of Adjusted Current Balance in a sentence
A(i) is the sum of the Adjusted Current Balance of each loan, which is the lower of (1) the actual Current Balance or (2) 60% of the Indexed Valuation minus, in each case the Aggregate Current Balance of deemed reductions; A(ii) is the aggregate Current Balance of each loan (less deemed reductions) multiplied by the Asset Percentage.
Adjusted Current Balance means the Current Balance of any Mortgage Loan as at any given date less any Portfolio Expenses incurred in relation to that Mortgage Loan and charged to the relevant Borrower's account as at that date.
Adjusted Current Balance of each loan in the portfolio which is (1) the lower of the actual current balance of each relevant loan and (2) 60 per cent.
We submit that the actual rights and expectations of all parties would be best preserved by fully maintaining the existing protection.
However, the Asset Coverage Test takes into account the amount held on deposit in such designated offset account, with the effect that credit is only given for an amount equal to the Adjusted Current Balance of the relevant Loan or, as applicable, the Arrears Adjusted Current Balance of the relevant Loan, less amounts standing to the credit of any Offset Accounts.