Foreign Credit Instrument definition
Examples of Foreign Credit Instrument in a sentence
The Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for coordinating the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders and shall represent the Joint Foreign Issuing Lenders vis-à-vis the beneficiary, and the Joint Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall be responsible for processing the Joint Signature Foreign Credit Instrument.
No Foreign Issuing Lender shall be obliged to issue a Foreign Credit Instrument (i) which does not fulfill the Dispensable Requirements, (ii) which shall be issued in a currency other than a Permitted Currency, or (iii) if the issuance of the relevant Foreign Credit Instrument is not permitted pursuant to its internal rules and guidelines.
No Foreign Issuing Lender shall be required to issue a Foreign Credit Instrument in any jurisdiction that would impose withholding taxes on any payments in respect of such Foreign Credit Instrument.
The Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall promptly inform the relevant Foreign Issuing Lender accordingly which shall be obliged to use commercially reasonable efforts to issue the Foreign Credit Instrument on the same day as it receives the Utilization Request.
Only one Foreign Credit Instrument may be requested in each Utilization Request.
In such case, the relevant Foreign Issuing Lender shall promptly inform the Foreign Trade Facility Agent and the relevant Borrower that the requested Foreign Credit Instrument has not been issued.
Each Borrowing and each issuance, amendment, renewal or extension of a Letter of Credit or a Foreign Credit Instrument shall be deemed to constitute a representation and warranty by the Parent Borrower and the relevant Borrower on the date thereof as to the matters specified in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this Section.
No Foreign Credit Instrument shall be issued by any Foreign Issuing Lender if the Mandatory Requirements are not fulfilled.
The Foreign Trade Facility Agent shall determine in its notice to the relevant Foreign Issuing Lender the day on which the requested Foreign Credit Instrument shall be issued (such day being the “Utilization Date”) which shall be the second Business Day of such Foreign Issuing Lender immediately following its receipt of the Utilization Request.
In line with international practices, the validity of a Counter-Guarantee in favor of the Indirect Foreign Issuing Lender will exceed the validity of the Indirect Foreign Credit Instrument by at least ten calendar days.