Drawdown Fee definition
Examples of Drawdown Fee in a sentence
Borrower shall have paid Lender from the proceeds of the advance to be made in connection with such Loan, a Drawdown Fee calculated on the amount of such Loan then being disbursed.
Drawdown Fee is a flat fee that applies to all drawdowns where the amount is less than AUD2Ok or equivalent.
We give you notice that we wish to draw down the following Loan on [DATE]: Loan Amount: € [AMOUNT] Repayment Date: [DATE] (or, if that is not a Business Day, the next Business Day) Drawdown Date: [DATE] First Interest Payment Date: Subsequent Interest Payment Dates: Applicable Drawdown Fee: € [AMOUNT] The Loan is to be made available by credit to [ACCOUNT DETAILS].
Notwithstanding the foregoing, if Borrower repays all or a portion of an amount advanced against an asset constituting the Collateral and then requests an additional Advance against the asset in question, the Drawdown Fee shall not be payable for the portion of such subsequent Advance that does not exceed the sum of all amounts so repaid from time to time.
Drawdown Fee: ¥[*] payable with respect to each Borrowing made prior to the Sponsor Agreement Closing (the “Drawdown Fee”) and payable only in the event of a mandatory prepayment as a result of any of the circumstances described in the second paragraph under “Mandatory Prepayment” below.