Depositary Account definition
Examples of Depositary Account in a sentence
On or about the Issue Date, Grantor shall enter into an agreement, in form and substance satisfactory to the Secured Party, among the Secured Party, the Depositary and the Grantor, and any additional parties, which agreement shall be effective to grant to the Secured Party “control” (as defined in the Code) over the Depositary Account.
It will instruct all Obligors to remit all their payments in respect of Receivables to Lockbox Accounts or Depositary Accounts (either by check mailed to a Lockbox maintained by the relevant Depositary Bank or directly by wire transfer or electronic funds transfer to a Depositary Account), except for those Obligors who pay by credit card or who, in the normal course of such Originator’s business and consistent with such Originator’s past practices, pay directly to such Originator.
At all times following such establishment, all payments remitted by account debtors of a Borrower to any Lockbox, all other amounts received by a Borrower from any account debtor and all other cash received by a Borrower from any other source (including, without limitation, proceeds of dispositions permitted pursuant to Section 7.4) shall in each case immediately upon receipt thereof be deposited into an account (each a “Depositary Account”) maintained by such Borrower with a Depositary Account Bank.
If any Agent or Lender receives directly any amount that is payable to a Depositary Account (due to such amount not being paid directly to the applicable Depositary Account), such Person shall deposit or cause to be deposited such amount into the applicable Depositary Account, and the obligation of the Loan Parties to deposit such amount into such Depositary Account shall be deemed satisfied upon such deposit.
The Borrower shall maintain each Depositary Account to the extent required under the Depositary Agreement or any other applicable provision of any Loan Document.