Guaranty Fee definition
Examples of Guaranty Fee in a sentence
If no Latest Issue Date is specified in this MBS Pricing Confirmation, then (a) if there is a change to the Guaranty Fee applicable to the next Conversion Period, a revised MBS Pricing Confirmation for this Contract will be sent to Lender; or (b) if there is no change to the Guaranty Fee, this MBS Pricing Confirmation will remain in effect until the expiration of the next Conversion Period, when the Guaranty Fee will again be subject to change upon agreement of the parties.
The Guaranty Fee is fully earned upon the execution hereof and is non-refundable.
If the loan is approved in the next fiscal year, the SBA Guaranty Fee may be different.
In the event that a loan is prepaid in full prior to the date that a Subsequent Guaranty Fee is scheduled to be paid by the LENDER for such Loan, the Subsequent Guaranty Fee shall nevertheless become due and payable at the time that would have applied if such prepayment had not occurred.
In its agreement with any replacement Primary Servicer, the Master Servicer may vary the allocation of the Spread for related Mortgage Loans among the Servicing Fee, Excess Spread and (but only with the consent of the Guarantor unless a Guarantor Event of Default has occurred and has not been cured) the Guaranty Fee.