Examples of Base Rate Modification in a sentence
Homeowner Services Group is a subsidiary of American Water Resources, LLC11 (collectively, referred to hereafter as “AWR”).
A Base Rate Modification may also be made if an alternative means of calculating a SONIA-based base rate is introduced which becomes a standard means of calculating interest for similar transactions.
In relation to any such Proposed Amendments, the Issuer is required, amongst other things, to certify in writing to the Note Trustee and the Security Trustee that the Issuer has provided at least 30 calendar days' notice (and where the Proposed Amendment is a Base Rate Modification, 40 calendar days' notice) to the Noteholders of each Class of the proposed modification in accordance with Condition 16 (Notice to Noteholders).
By subscribing the Notes, each Noteholder acknowledges and agrees with any amendments to the Transaction Documents made by the Management Company, in the name and on behalf of the Fund, which may be necessary or advisable in order to facilitate the Base Rate Modification.
Investors should note the various circumstances under which a Base Rate Modification may be made, which are specified in sub- paragraphs (1) to (7) of Condition 14(iv)(A)(I).
As noted above, these events broadly relate to dysfunction, disruption or discontinuation of the relevant administrator or its supervisor to that effect, and a Base Rate Modification may also be made if the Issuer reasonably expects any of these events to occur within six months of the proposed effective date of such Base Rate Modification.
If a Base Rate Modification is not made as a result of the application of paragraph (c) above, and for so long as the Management Company (acting on the advice of the Originator) considers that a Base Rate Modification Event is continuing, the Originator may or, upon request of the Management Company, must, initiate the procedure for a Base Rate Modification as set out in this section 4.8.4.
As noted above, these events broadly relate to SONIA's disruption or discontinuation, but also include, inter alia, any public statements by the SONIA administrator or its supervisor to that effect, and a Base Rate Modification may also be made if the Servicer (on behalf of the Issuer) reasonably expects any of these events to occur within six months of the proposed effective date of such Base Rate Modification.
Noteholders should take their own independent legal, financial, tax or other advice on the merits and the consequences of voting to object to the Proposed Base Rate Modification, including any tax consequences, and on the impact of the implementation of the Proposed Base Rate Modification.
Investors should also note the negative consent requirements in relation to a Base Rate Modification.