Internal Credit definition
Examples of Internal Credit in a sentence
Further, except following an Event of Default, as provided for herein, and notwithstanding the giving of a Notice of Intent to Discontinue Advances, Secured Party shall not discontinue advances to the extent of its existing Internal Credit Limit, for a period of 120 days from the date of its Notice of Intent to Discontinue Advances.
The rating models have been internally tested, validated and checked for compliance with SBP guidelines for Internal Credit Rating System.
Internal Credit Risk Rating System developed by the Company is capable of quantifying credit risk pertinent to specific counterparty as well as the risk inherent in the facility structure.
If senior unsecured debt ratings are not available, PJM may consider other ratings, including issuer ratings, corporate ratings and/or an implied rating based on an internally derived Internal Credit Score pursuant to section II.A.3 below.
The external rating from a Rating Agency will be used as the source for calculating the Unsecured Credit Allowance, unless no external credit rating is available in which case PJM will utilize its Internal Credit Score for such purposes.
Participants acknowledge and understand that the deliveries constitute representations upon which PJM will rely in allowing the Participant to continue to participate in its markets, with the Internal Credit Score and Unsecured Credit Allowance, if any, previously determined by PJM.
The parties expect that this Internal Credit Line shall be an interim arrangement only and shall be replaced by other provisions to be established to meet the working capital needs of the Surviving Corporation after such integration is completed.
At Closing, the Internal Credit Line shall be funded by a deposit of an amount equal to the face amount of such line (determined as provided above) into a bank account established for the Surviving Corporation.
PJM will determine a Participant’s Unsecured Credit Allowance based on its external rating or its Internal Credit Score, as applicable, and the parameters in the table below.
As part of its ongoing risk evaluation, PJM will use credit risk scoring methodologies as a tool in determining an Internal Credit Score for each Market Participant and/or Guarantor, utilizing the same model and framework outlined in section II.A.3 above.