Examples of Reset Rate Method in a sentence
The Monthly Reset Rate will be in effect from the first day of the month through the last day of such month or, if earlier, on the day preceding the next Reset Rate Method Change Date.
Unless any such Reset Rate Method Change Date occurs on or prior to such Wednesday, the Reset Rate Method thereafter will continue to be a Weekly Reset Rate Method unless and until a Reset Rate Method Change Date occurs.
No change in any Reset Rate Method will be effective during the last two Business Days preceding any Mandatory Tender Date.
Class A Certificates as to which a Weekly Reset Rate Method is in effect are eligible for purchase pursuant to the Tender Option on any Business Day, subject to compliance with the notice and other requirements set forth Section 6.03(b).
Class A Certificates as to which a Term Reset Rate Method is in effect are not eligible for purchase pursuant to the Tender Option; such Class A Certificates are subject to mandatory tender on the Mandatory Tender Date following a Mandatory Tender Event, subject to the Holder’s right to retain its Class A Certificate.
Class A Certificates as to which a Monthly Reset Rate Method is in effect are eligible for purchase pursuant to the Tender Option only on the first Business Day of every calendar month.
The computation of interest on any Certificate when any Weekly Reset Rate Method or Monthly Reset Rate Method is in effect will be performed on the basis of a 365 or 366-day year for the actual number of days elapsed during each Accrual Period.
The Series Certificate Agreement will designate the initial Reset Rate Method as of the Date of Original Issue.
The Holders of not less than 51% of the Aggregate Outstanding Class B Certificate Balance, with the consent of Xxxxxxx Mac, will have the right to change the initial Reset Rate Method or any subsequent Reset Rate Method to another Reset Rate Method.
The computation of interest on any Certificate when any Term Reset Rate Method is in effect will be performed on the basis of a 360-day year consisting of twelve (30) day months for each Accrual Period.