Class D Initial Investor Interest definition

Class D Initial Investor Interest in Section 2 of the Series Supplement is hereby amended by replacing “$89,740,000” contained therein with “$231,880,000”.

Class D Initial Investor Interest means $30,400,000, which amount shall be allocated between the Class D-1 Initial Investor Interest and the Class D-2 Initial Investor Interest as set forth in the Class D Purchase Agreements.

Class D Initial Investor Interest means the sum of the Class D-1 Initial Investor Interest plus the Class D-2 Initial Investor Interest.

More Definitions of Class D Initial Investor Interest

Class D Initial Investor Interest means A$31,410,000;

Class D Initial Investor Interest means $89,740,000.

Class D Initial Investor Interest means $67,310,000.

Class D Initial Investor Interest means $62,820,000.

Class D Initial Investor Interest means the aggregate initial principal amount of the Class D Notes, which is $8,070,000. "Class D Investor Allocation" means with respect to any Monthly Period, (a) with respect to Investor Default Amounts and Finance Charge Receivables at any time or Principal Receivables during the Revolving Period, the Class D Floating Allocation, and (b) with respect to Principal Receivables during the Controlled Accumulation Period or the Rapid Amortization Period, the Class D Fixed Allocation.

Class D Initial Investor Interest means the aggregate initial principal amount of beneficial entitlement to the Receivables Trust of the Series [*] Investor Beneficiary for the purposes of calculation treated as referable to Class D pursuant to Clause 3(a)(iii) of the Series [*] Supplement which is the sterling equivalent of $/[POUND]/[EURO][*] as determined using the fixed exchange rate specified in the Class D Swap Agreement;