Senior Lenders definition

Senior Lenders means the financial institutions, banks, multilateral lending agencies, trusts, funds and agents or trustees of debenture holders, including their successors and assignees, who have agreed to guarantee or provide finance to the Developer under any of the Financing Agreements for meeting all or any part of the Total Project Cost and who hold parri passu charge on the assets, rights, title and interests of the Developer;
Senior Lenders means the Persons holding Senior Lender Claims, including the Senior-Priority Agents.

Examples of Senior Lenders in a sentence

  • The Facility Agent shall (x) if so directed by the Senior Lenders, vary the order set out between sub-paragraphs (c) and (d) above, and (y) if so directed by the Junior Lenders, vary the order set out between sub-paragraphs (e) and (f) above.


More Definitions of Senior Lenders

Senior Lenders means the “Lenders” under and as defined in the Senior Credit Agreement.
Senior Lenders means the holders of the Senior Debt.
Senior Lenders means the financial institutions, banks, multilateral lending agencies, trusts, funds and agents or trustees of debenture holders, including their successors and assignees, who have agreed to guarantee or provide finance to the Developer under any of the Financing Agreements for meeting all or any part of the Total Project Cost and who hold pari passu charge on the assets, rights, title and interests of the Developer;
Senior Lenders means lenders to whom Senior Debt is owed;
Senior Lenders means financial institutions, banks and multilateral lending agencies including their successors and assigns, who have agreed to guarantee or provide finance to the Concessionaire under any of the Financing Documents for meeting all or any part of the Total Project Cost and who hold parri pasu charge on the assets, rights, title and interests of the Concessionaire
Senior Lenders means the Persons holding Senior Lender Claims, including the First Lien Agents.
Senior Lenders has the meaning specified therefor in the Recitals hereto.