Ratio Letter definition

Ratio Letter means that certain Fee and Ratio Letter, dated as of the Closing Date, delivered by Lenders and acknowledged by Borrower prior to the execution of this Agreement.
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Examples of Ratio Letter in a sentence

  • The Sharing Ratios for each separate Investment in a given Series shall be set forth on a separate Investment Sharing Ratio Letter for each Partner for such Investment within such Series.

  • Each Partner shall, contemporaneously with the execution hereof and/or at the time of the admission of such Partner to any Series, make the Capital Contribution with respect to such Series, if any, set forth opposite such Partner’s respective name in such Partner’s Investment Sharing Ratio Letter for each Investment in such Series (the “Initial Capital Contribution") or as otherwise maintained in the offices of the Partnership and communicated to such Partner.

  • This Agreement and each Investment Sharing Ratio Letter constitutes the entire agreement of the Partners relating to the Partnership and supersedes all prior contracts or agreements with respect to the Partnership and each Series, whether oral or written.

  • In accordance with Clause 34.2(b)(ix) of the Facility Agreement, the Company requests the consent of all the Lenders to amend the Fee and Ratio Letter, as set out in Schedule 2.