Key Money Asset Factor definition

Key Money Asset Factor means (A) 100% minus the (B) quotient, expressed as a percentage, resulting from dividing (1) the Gross Asset Value of all Key Money Assets by (2) the Gross Asset Value of all the Company’s assets (including all Key Money Assets and all Liquid Assets of the Company) as of the first day of the applicable period.
Key Money Asset Factor as used in the definition of Total Market Capitalization below, means 1 minus the quotient resulting from dividing the aggregate gross book value of all Key Money Assets by the aggregate gross book value of all assets of the Company (including Key Money Assets).

Related to Key Money Asset Factor

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