Examples of Capitalised Arrears in a sentence
Any increase in the Outstanding Principal Balance of a Loan in the Portfolio due to Capitalised Arrears accruing on that Loan, shall be deemed to constitute a Capital Contribution in Kind by the Seller (in its capacity as a Member) in respect of that Loan in an amount equal to the relevant increase.
On each Distribution Date, any increase in the Outstanding Principal Balance due to Capitalised Arrears, Capitalised Expenses, Capitalised Interest or a Borrower making drawings under Flexible Loans in the Distribution Period ending on such Distribution Date will be allocated to the Funding Share and to the Seller Share, based on respectively the Funding Share Percentage and the Seller Share Percentage in the Trust Property as calculated on the previous Distribution Date.
Prior to an Insolvency Event occurring in respect of the Seller, on each Distribution Date, the Seller shall make a cash payment to Funding in an amount equal to Funding's share of the Capitalised Arrears, Capitalised Expenses, Capitalised Interest and/or a Borrower making drawings under Flexible Loans allocated to Funding under Clause 5.1 above arising since the last Distribution Date in respect of those Loans that are subject to Payment Holidays or Underpayments.
Servicer’s Capitalised Arrears Cure Period means the period of consecutive months that a Mortgage Loan’s arrears amount is not increasing that is required under the Servicer’s current policies in order to capitalise the arrears amount.
In consideration for the making of such payment the Seller Share will increase by an amount equal to the amount paid to Funding for Funding's share of the Capitalised Arrears, Capitalised Expenses, Capitalised Interest and/or a Borrower making drawings under Flexible Loans, as applicable, and the Funding Share will decrease by a corresponding amount and the Seller Share Percentage and the Funding Share Percentage shall be adjusted in accordance with Clause 8.
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