Common use of Payment Event Cut-Off Date Clause in Contracts

Payment Event Cut-Off Date. If a Payment Disruption Event still exists on the Payment Event Cut-Off Date and there remain Reference Assets held by the Hedging Entity to hedge the relevant Issuer's obligations in respect of the Securities which have not been sold or otherwise realised before such Payment Event Cut-Off Date, then the Exercise Date, the Settlement Date or any other date on which any amount in relation to any of the Securities shall be due and payable for the relevant Securities shall fall on the Payment Event Cut-Off Date and the value of the remaining Reference Assets held by the Hedging Entity which are still subject to the Payment Disruption Event or have not been sold or realised by the Hedging Entity shall be deemed to be zero. Thereafter, such Issuer shall have no obligations whatsoever under the relevant Securities.

Payment Event Cut-Off Date. If a Payment Disruption Event still exists on the Payment Event Cut-Off Date and there remain Reference Assets held by the Hedging Entity to hedge the relevant Issuer's obligations in respect of the Securities which have not been sold or otherwise realised before such Payment Event Cut-Cut- Off Date, then the Exercise Date, the Settlement Date or any other date on which any amount in relation to any of the Securities shall be due and payable for the relevant Securities shall fall on the Payment Event Cut-Off Date and the value of the remaining Reference Assets held by the Hedging Entity which are still subject to the Payment Disruption Event or have not been sold or realised by the Hedging Entity shall be deemed to be zero. Thereafter, such Issuer shall have no obligations whatsoever under the relevant Securities.