Shareholder Funding definition

Shareholder Funding means any funding provided or to be provided by the Guarantor to the Charterers (and which shall be subordinated (to the satisfaction to the Owners) in all respects to any and all amounts owing by the Charterers to the Owners under the Transaction Documents).

Shareholder Funding means the Former Cabot Shareholder Loan Notes and/or the Marlin Shareholder Funding, as applicable given the context in which they are used;

Shareholder Funding means any (or a combination) of:

Examples of Shareholder Funding in a sentence

• Duration and Funding Estimates for PG&E Shareholder-Funded System Enhancement Initiatives Shareholder-Funded System Enhancement InitiativesEstimated Duration (Years)10 10 The estimated duration runs from the Effective Date.11 For any System Enhancement Initiative listed with “—” in the Estimated Shareholder Funding column, the Settling Parties expect any costs to be de minimis or full time employee time only.

• However, deferred coupon payments become payable if European Energy A/S decides to pay dividends to shareholders or makes payment in respect of any Subordinated Shareholder Funding.

• Cash shall be available for distribution to the Shareholders only after the principal and accrued interest on any Shareholder Funding Default Loan has been paid in full.

• The relevant terms and conditions of each Shareholder Funding, which shall be on an arm’s length basis and on market terms, shall be discussed in good faith and agreed on by the Company, Chiyoda, NYK and JVCo prior to Completion.

• The proceeds of any Shareholder Funding provided pursuant to Clause 5.3 (Sponsor undertaking) shall be paid into the relevant Disbursement Account or, following the occurrence of an Event of Default which is continuing, as the Intercreditor Agent or the relevant Security Trustee and Agent may from time to time direct provided that, in each such case, the proceeds of such Shareholder Funding may only be applied towards Project Costs.

More Definitions of Shareholder Funding

Shareholder Funding has the meaning given to that term in Schedule 14 (Restrictive Covenants).

Shareholder Funding means any unsecured loan or funding provided by AMC or its subsidiaries to Holdings or its Subsidiaries required in connection with any “anti-hoarding” obligations under Section 6.13 of the Term Loan Credit Agreement (as in effect on the date hereof), which shall be subordinated to the Notes, and for which any payment thereon must comply with Section 4.06 hereunder.

Shareholder Funding means any loan made to the Issuer by any Initial Shareholder for the purposes of injecting additional cash into the Issuer (excluding, for the avoidance of doubt, any investment made by an Initial Shareholder in the Securities, any Parity Securities, any Junior Securities or any listed senior debt securities of the Issuer).

Shareholder Funding means equity investments and/or other funding sources contributed or made to Puget Holdings, Parent Holdco (to the extent such Person is not Puget Holdings) or the Parent by the Equity Investors in an aggregate amount of not less than 40% of the Total Capitalization of the Holding Company immediately after giving effect to the Merger; provided that (a) such investments and fundings shall not be secured by any assets of the Parent, the Holding Company or any Operating Company Group Member or be recourse to the Holding Company or any Operating Company Group Member, and (b) any such investments and fundings made as loans or indebtedness to the Parent shall be on terms and conditions set forth in the Shareholder Loan Subordination Agreement.

Shareholder Funding subscription moneys paid by any Shareholder for shares in the Borrower for which that Shareholder has subscribed (and which have not been returned to that Shareholder); or

Shareholder Funding means: (i) any subscription for shares of the Company or capital contribution to the Company by the Parent; and/or (ii) any Subordinated Shareholder Loan.

Shareholder Funding means the PIK notes and loan notes issued to Duke Street, certain other shareholders, current and former management and HMRC (in respect of withholding tax relating to certain PIK notes issued to Duke Street), in an aggregate amount of £52.7 million as at March 31, 2013.