Examples of First Loss Account in a sentence
The PFI CE obligation is equal to the total Credit Enhancement less the First Loss Account (“FLA”), subject, however, to a minimum PFI CE obligation as stated in the Master Commitment.
The Bank shall determine the amount of the First Loss Account for each Master Commitment, which amount may be calculated on a monthly basis, or at the time the Mortgages are delivered under such Master Commitment, or as otherwise agreed between the parties, in accordance with the terms of the Guides and such Master Commitment.
Without limiting the provisions of Section 4.6, all Realized Loss on Conventional Mortgages (and related REO properties) up to the amount of the First Loss Account for a Master Commitment will be the responsibility of the Bank in accordance with the provisions of Section 4.3 below.
Each Master Commitment shall have its own First Loss Account (formerly known as a Spread Account) as described in Section 4.1, the amount of which shall be determined in accordance with the Guides, including without limit, the product description for the MPF Mortgage Product applicable to such Master Commitment, and the terms of the Master Commitment.
The Servicer or any other applicable mortgage loan servicer shall be reimbursed for such portion of the Realized Loss chargeable to the First Loss Account to the extent that such Servicer or other mortgage loan servicer has previously advanced such funds to the Bank.
The First Loss Account functions as a deductible for the Credit Enhancement provided by the PFI or credit enhancement obligations undertaken by other Persons.
No subsequent credits to the First Loss Account will be used to reimburse the PFI for Realized Loss previously incurred and paid by the PFI under clause (iii).
However, should the Bank incur any Realized Loss arising from the PFI’s default as Servicer of the Mortgages, such Realized Loss will be subject to the provisions of Section 7.4. The Bank may create a First Loss Account in an amount established for the applicable MPF loan product applicable to any Realized Loss the Bank might incur, but such First Loss Account shall not be available to pay or reimburse the PFI as the Servicer for Unreimbursed Servicing Expenses.
If the First Loss Account for a Master Commitment increases over time, it is possible that such First Loss Account could be fully applied to Realized Loss at a given point in time but that subsequent credits to the First Loss Account would be available to cover future Realized Loss.
For example, if a Master Commitment had a total First Loss Account of $100,000 (accrued through the Loss Allocation Date for a Realized Loss), and the Participant Bank’s FLA was $25,000 and the Lead Bank’s First Loss Account was $75,000, then the Participant Bank would pay 25% of the Residual Realized Loss and the Lead Bank would pay 75% of the Residual Realized Loss.