Examples of Full Repayment in a sentence
The Issuer shall undertake to use all reasonable means to promptly achieve a Full Repayment.
For the avoidance of doubt, upon a Full Repayment, the relevant Registered Notes are redeemed in full and all claims of the Registered Noteholders shall be satisfied in respect of the Registered Notes so redeemed.
All Registered Notes redeemed by the Issuer upon a Full Repayment will be cancelled forthwith and may not be reissued or resold and the obligations of the Issuer in respect of any such Registered Notes shall be discharged.
The fee of Full Repayment will be debited on the closing day of the cycle and calculated as a part of the used limit.
Following the occurrence of the Full Repayment, the obligations of the Issuer under these Conditions shall be fully discharged and the Noteholders shall have no further claim or recourse against the Issuer.
Upon Full Repayment, the Linked Notes will be cancelled forthwith by the Issuer and may not be reissued or resold and the obligations of the Issuer in respect of the Linked Notes shall be discharged.
If the Final Redemption Amount is not available on the Maturity Date, the Issuer undertakes to use all reasonable means to promptly realise the Hedge Assets and achieve a Full Repayment.
The City shall also require that all or a portion of its existing lien be repaid in subordination requests that involve the pay-off of other existing debt as follows: Existing City Lien Amount Amount Required to Be Repaid Less than $5,000 Full Repayment RequiredOver $5,000 50% Repayment Required Criterion #5: Subordination requests shall not be approved when new loan funds are being used to generate cash for unspecified purposes.
In such a case, a Full Repayment shall be deemed to have occurred in respect of the Linked Notes.
Positions After Transaction 5.1. Full Repayment FactorSupplierDebtorFinancial account NAFANILNAFANILNAFANILOther accounts receivable (invoice)-100 -100Cash100 -100 5.2. Full Non-Payment FactorOption 2.2. The Factoring Claim Against the Debtor Is Treated as Other Accounts Receivable and the Factoring Income as Interest Paid by the Supplier.Invoice value100 Other accounts receivable=OADiscount10 S–supplier, F–Factor, D–Debtor1.