Financial Collateral Law definition

Financial Collateral Law means the Luxembourg law of 5 August 2005 on financial collateral arrangements.
Financial Collateral Law means the Belgian Law of 15 December 2004 on financial collateral arrangements.
Financial Collateral Law means the Luxembourg law of 5 August 2005 on financial collateral arrangements (Loi du 5 août 2005 sur les contrats de garantie financière), as amended from time to time;

Examples of Financial Collateral Law in a sentence

  • The pledge is used as a security for the discharge in full and payment of the Secured Obligations (in accordance with the Financial Collateral Law and the Royal Decree N°62 as defined in the contract).

  • It is duty of administrator, liquidator or other persons appointed by the regulatory enactments, who make decisions according to the regulatory enactments on the legal protection process, liquidation or insolvency procedure, to provide for timely and due performance of the contractual obligations in compliance with all provisions of the Financial Collateral Law, Collateral Agreement and these Conditions.

  • Such instruction shall be the Customer’s obligation under the agreement in the understanding of the Financial Collateral Law and as such cannot be withdrawn unilaterally.

  • In accordance with the Financial Collateral Law, the Bank's rights to the Collateral shall not be amended, terminated or restricted by judgements of courts and other institutions, which must be executed in accordan- ce with the procedure specified in other regulatory enactments and on the basis of the execution documents issued on the basis of these judgements to the financial Collateral taker or his/her authorized person.

  • Mintos may treat any funds and any Note in the Investment Account as financial collateral (within the meaning of the Financial Collateral Law of the Republic of Latvia), and if the Investor has any liability to Mintos from the Agreement, write-off the funds and/or sell the Note at the then current market price (including with discount) and use the sale proceeds towards satisfying the liability.

  • However, the Financial Collateral Law does not clearly state whether the account can be charged with floating charge instead of fixed amount.

  • As continuing security for the full discharge and payment of the Secured Liabilities, the IM-Security Provider hereby grants to the IM-Security Receiver a first ranking pledge (gage de premier rang) over the Charged Assets, in accordance with the Financial Collateral Law.

  • HAENTJENS, Financial Collateral: Law and Practice, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2020, p.

  • These Terms shall constitute an agreement between the Client and the Bank regarding financial collateral pursuant to the Financial Collateral Law of the Republic of Latvia.

  • The provisions of the Financial Collateral are regulated by the Agreement, Terms and Conditions and Financial Collateral Law of the Republic of Latvia (Finanšu nodrošinājuma likums).


More Definitions of Financial Collateral Law

Financial Collateral Law means the Belgian law of 15 December 2004 on financial collaterals.
Financial Collateral Law means the Belgian Law of 15 December 2004 on financial collateral arrangements (Loi relative aux sûretés financières et portant des dispositions fiscales diverses en matière de conventions constitutives de sûreté réelle et de prêts portant sur des instruments financiers / Wet betreffende financiële zekerheden en houdende diverse fiscale bepalingen inzake zakelijke- zekerheidsovereenkomsten en leningen met betrekking tot financiële instrumenten).
Financial Collateral Law means the Luxembourg law of 5 August 2005 on financial collateral arrangements. "IM-Charged Custody Account" (IM-Pfanddepot)
Financial Collateral Law means Polish Law of 2 April 2004 on the Certain Financial Collateral (Dz.U. No. 91, item 871, as amended).
Financial Collateral Law means the Luxembourg law of 5 August 2005 on financial collateral arrangements. "IM-Charged Custody Account" (IM-Pfanddepot)

Related to Financial Collateral Law

  • Additional Collateral Any of the following held, in addition to the related Mortgaged Property, as security for a Mortgage Loan: (i) all money, securities, security entitlements, accounts, general intangibles, payment rights, instruments, documents, deposit accounts, certificates of deposit, commodities contracts and other investment property and other property of whatever kind or description now existing or hereafter acquired which is pledged as security for the repayment of such Mortgage Loan, (ii) third-party guarantees, and (A) all money, securities, security entitlements, accounts, general intangibles, payment rights, instruments, documents, deposit accounts, certificates of deposit, commodities contracts and other investment property and other property of whatever kind or description now existing or hereafter acquired which is pledged as collateral for such guarantee or (B) any mortgaged property securing the performance of such guarantee, or (iii) such other collateral as may be set forth in the Series Supplement.

  • Canadian Collateral means any and all property of any Canadian Loan Party subject (or purported to be subject) to a Lien under any Collateral Document and any and all other property of any Canadian Loan Party, now existing or hereafter acquired, that is or becomes subject (or purported to be subject) to a Lien pursuant to any Collateral Document, in each case, to secure the Canadian Secured Obligations.

  • Collateral and Guarantee Requirement means, at any time, the requirement that:

  • Letter of Credit Collateral Account has the meaning assigned to such term in Section 2.05(k).

  • U.S. Collateral Agreement means the U.S. Guarantee and Collateral Agreement, as amended, supplemented or otherwise modified from time to time, in the form of Exhibit E, among Holdings, Intermediate Holdings, the U.S. Borrower, each Domestic Subsidiary Loan Party and the Collateral Agent.