S&P CDO Monitor. The dynamic, analytical computer model developed by S&P and used to calculate the default frequency in terms of the amount of debt assumed to default as a percentage of the original principal amount of the Collateral Obligations consistent with a specified benchmark rating level based upon certain assumptions (including the applicable S&P Minimum Weighted Average Recovery Rate) and S&P’s proprietary corporate default studies, as may be amended by S&P from time to time upon notice to the Issuer, the Trustee, the Collateral Manager and the Collateral Administrator. Each S&P CDO Monitor will be chosen by the Collateral Manager (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and associated with either (x) an S&P Minimum Weighted Average Recovery Rate and an S&P Minimum Weighted Average Floating Spread from Section 2 of Schedule 4 or (y) an S&P Minimum Weighted Average Recovery Rate and an S&P Minimum Weighted Average Floating Spread confirmed by S&P, provided that as of any date of determination the Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate for the Highest Ranking Class equals or exceeds the S&P Minimum Weighted Average Recovery Rate for such Class chosen by the Collateral Manager and the Weighted Average Floating Spread equals or exceeds the S&P Minimum Weighted Average Floating Spread chosen by the Collateral Manager. The model version of the S&P CDO Monitor is available at xxxxx://xxx.xx.xxxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx.
S&P CDO Monitor means the dynamic, analytical computer model developed by S&P used to calculate the default frequency in terms of the amount of debt assumed to default as a percentage of the original principal amount of the Collateral Loans consistent with a specified benchmark rating level based upon certain assumptions (including the Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate) and S&P’s proprietary corporate default studies, as may be amended by S&P from time to time upon notice to the Borrower, the Administrative Agent and the Collateral Administrator. Inputs for the S&P CDO Monitor will be chosen by the Services Provider (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and associated with either (x) a recovery rate for the Loans from the S&P Recovery Rate Matrix, a “Weighted Average Life Value” from the S&P Weighted Average Life Matrix and a “Weighted Average Floating Spread” from the S&P Weighted Average Floating Spread Matrix or (y) a weighted average recovery rate for the Loans, a weighted average life and a weighted average floating spread selected by the Services Provider (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and confirmed by S&P; provided that the Services Provider shall not be permitted to select a spread higher than the current Weighted Average Spread, a recovery rate higher than the current Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate or a weighted average life shorter than the current Weighted Average Life.
S&P CDO Monitor means the dynamic, analytical computer model developed by S&P used to calculate the default frequency in terms of the amount of debt assumed to default as a percentage of the original principal amount of the Collateral Loans consistent with a specified benchmark rating level based upon certain assumptions (including the Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate) and S&P’s proprietary corporate default studies, as may be amended by S&P from time to time upon notice to the Borrower, the Administrative Agent and the Collateral Administrator. Inputs for the S&P CDO Monitor will be chosen by the Services Provider (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and associated with either (x) a recovery rate for the Loans from the S&P Recovery Rate Matrix, or a “Weighted Average Floating Spread” from the S&P Weighted Average Floating Spread Matrix or (y) a weighted average recovery rate for the Loans and a weighted average floating spread selected by the Services Provider (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and confirmed by S&P; provided that the Services Provider shall not be permitted to select a spread higher than the current Weighted Average Spread, or a recovery rate higher than the current Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate.
Examples of S&P CDO Monitor in a sentence
The S&P CDO Monitor Test will be considered to be improved if the Class Default Differential of the Proposed Portfolio is greater than the corresponding Class Default Differential of the Current Portfolio.
On or prior to the later of (x) the S&P CDO Monitor Election Date and (y) the Effective Date, the Collateral Manager will elect the S&P Minimum Weighted Average Recovery Rate that will apply on and after such date to the Collateral Obligations for purposes of determining compliance with the Minimum Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate Test, and the Collateral Manager will so notify the Trustee and the Collateral Administrator.
If the Collateral Manager does not notify the Trustee and the Collateral Administrator that it will alter the S&P Minimum Weighted Average Recovery Rate in the manner set forth in this Indenture, the S&P Minimum Weighted Average Recovery Rate chosen as of the S&P CDO Monitor Election Date or the Effective Date, as applicable, shall continue to apply.
The S&P CDO Monitor Test will be considered to be improved if the Class Default Differential of the Proposed Portfolio is greater than the Class Default Differential of the Current Portfolio.
If so elected by the Portfolio Manager by written notice to the Issuer, the Collateral Administrator, the Trustee and S&P, the S&P CDO Monitor Test and definitions applicable thereto shall instead be as set forth in Schedule 8 hereto.
More Definitions of S&P CDO Monitor
S&P CDO Monitor. A dynamic, analytical computer model provided prior to the initial Payment Date by S&P to the Collateral Manager and the Trustee, with written instructions and assumptions to be applied when running such computer model, for the purpose of estimating the default risk of a pool of Collateral Debt Securities.
S&P CDO Monitor. Each dynamic, analytical computer model developed by S&P used to calculate the default frequency in terms of the amount of debt assumed to default as a percentage of the original principal amount of the Collateral Obligations consistent with a specified benchmark rating level based upon certain assumptions (including the applicable Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate) and S&P’s proprietary corporate default studies, as may be amended by S&P from time to time upon notice to the Issuer and the Trustee. Each S&P CDO Monitor shall be chosen by the Collateral Manager and associated with either (x) a Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate and a Weighted Average Floating Spread from Section 2 of Schedule 6, or (y) a Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate and a Weighted Average Floating Spread confirmed by S&P; provided that as of any date of determination the Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate for each Class of Notes Outstanding equals or exceeds the Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate for such Class chosen by the Collateral Manager and the Weighted Average Floating Spread equals or exceeds the Weighted Average Floating Spread chosen by the Collateral Manager.
S&P CDO Monitor means the dynamic, analytical computer program provided by S&P to the Servicer and the Trustee within 30 days after the Closing Date for the purpose of estimating the default risk of Loans.
S&P CDO Monitor means the dynamic, analytical computer model provided by S&P to the Collateral Manager and the Trustee (together with such instructions and assumptions as are necessary to run such model) on or prior to the Effective Date used to determine the credit risk of a portfolio of Collateral Interests, as may be modified by S&P from time to time.
S&P CDO Monitor. The dynamic, analytical computer model developed by S&P used to calculate the default frequency in terms of the amount of debt assumed to default as a percentage of the original principal amount of the Collateral Obligations consistent with a specified benchmark rating level based upon certain assumptions (including the applicable Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate) and S&P’s proprietary corporate default studies, as may be amended by S&P from time to time upon notice to the Issuer, the Trustee, the Collateral Agent, the Collateral Manager and the Collateral Administrator. Each S&P CDO Monitor will be chosen by the Collateral Manager (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and associated with either (x) a Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate and a Weighted Average Floating Spread from Section 2 of Schedule 5 or (y) a Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate and a Weighted Average Floating Spread confirmed by S&P, provided that as of any date of determination the Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate for the most senior Class of Secured Debt then Outstanding (other than the Class A-1 Debt) equals or exceeds the Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate for such Class chosen by the Collateral Manager and the Weighted Average Floating Spread equals or exceeds the Weighted Average Floating Spread chosen by the Collateral Manager.
S&P CDO Monitor means the dynamic, analytical computer model developed by S&P used to calculate the default frequency in terms of the amount of debt assumed to default as a percentage of the original principal amount of the Collateral Loans consistent with a specified benchmark rating level based upon certain assumptions (including the S&P Weighted Average Recovery Rate for the Loans) and S&P’s proprietary corporate default studies, as may be amended by S&P from time to time upon notice to the Borrower, the Administrative Agent and the Collateral Administrator. Inputs for the S&P CDO Monitor will be chosen by the Services Provider (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and associated with either (x) a recovery rate for the Loans from the S&P Recovery Rate Matrix, a “Weighted Average Life Value” from the S&P Weighted Average Life Matrix and a “Weighted Average Floating Spread” from the S&P Weighted Average Floating Spread Matrix or (y) a weighted average recovery rate for the Loans, a weighted average life and a weighted average floating spread selected by the Services Provider (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and confirmed by S&P; provided that the Services Provider shall not be permitted to select a spread higher than the current Weighted Average Spread, a recovery rate higher than the current Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate or a weighted average life shorter than the S&P Weighted Average Life. The weighted average recovery rate applicable as of any date of determination pursuant to clause (x) or (y) above is referred to as the “S&P CDO Monitor Recovery Rate”. The weighted average floating spread applicable as of any date of determination pursuant to clause (x) or (y) above is referred to as the “S&P Minimum Floating Spread”. The “S&P CDO Monitor Weighted Average Life” means, as of any date of determination, the weighted average life applicable as of any date of determination pursuant to clause (x) or (y) of the definition of “S&P CDO Monitor” above.
S&P CDO Monitor means the dynamic, analytical computer model developed by S&P used to calculate the default frequency in terms of the amount of debt assumed to default as a percentage of the original principal amount of the Collateral Loans consistent with a specified benchmark rating level based upon certain assumptions (including the Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate) and S&P’s proprietary corporate default studies, as may be amended by S&P from time to time upon notice to the Borrower, the Administrative Agent and the Collateral Administrator. Inputs for the S&P CDO Monitor will be chosen by the Services Provider (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and associated with either (x) a recovery rate for the Loans from the S&P Recovery Rate Matrix, a “Weighted Average Life Value” from the S&P Weighted Average Life Matrix and a “Weighted Average Floating Spread” from the S&P Weighted Average Floating Spread Matrix or (y) a weighted average recovery rate for the Loans, a weighted average life and a weighted average floating spread selected by the Services Provider (with notice to the Collateral Administrator) and confirmed by S&P; provided that the Services Provider shall not be permitted to select a spread higher than the current Weighted Average Spread, a recovery rate higher than the current Weighted Average S&P Recovery Rate or a weighted average life shorter than the current Weighted Average Life. The weighted average recovery rate applicable as of any date of determination pursuant to clause (x) or (y) above is referred to as the “S&P CDO Monitor Recovery Rate”. The weighted average floating spread applicable as of any date of determination pursuant to clause (x) or (y) above is referred to as the “S&P Minimum Floating Spread”.