Financing Charges definition

Financing Charges means any and all principal, interest and other charges and fees payable by you in connection with your Eligible Agreement, as determined by your Participating Finance Company, and according to the terms of your Eligible Agreement, including fees for late or deficient payments.
Financing Charges means those described inAppendix "B", Section 4.
Financing Charges means all charges, fees and expenses related to the Loan including accrued interest, capitalized interest, prepayment premiums and penalties as a result of a default or late payment and costs and reasonable attorneys’ fees incurred by the Financing Party as a result of a foreclosure or other legal proceeding brought against the Benefited Property to enforce any delinquent Annual Installment Liens.

Examples of Financing Charges in a sentence

  • Financing Charges for different types of CFDs appear in the Contract Specifications.


More Definitions of Financing Charges

Financing Charges means those charges owed and allocated to third parties with respect to any on or off balance sheet asset financing transaction to which the Lessee or any Subsidiary of the Lessee is a party, such transactions to include, without limitation, securitizations, sales to commercial paper conduits, synthetic leases, or other similar financing techniques.
Financing Charges means those financing charges that are paid, payable or capitalised and include the interest element of finance leasing and capitalised hire purchase payments and capitalised interest;
Financing Charges means those described in Appendix "B", Section 4.
Financing Charges means any charge, direct or indirect, for supplying the Loan to Borrower or servicing the Loan for HUD, Ginnie Mae, a third-party investor or Lender’s own account
Financing Charges means all charges, fees and expenses related to the Loan including accrued interest, capitalized interest, prepayment premiums and penalties as a result of a default or late payment and costs and reasonable
Financing Charges means all interest, fees and other financing expenses for indebtedness (including all obligations for borrowed money, all obligations evidenced by bonds, notes, debentures or similar instruments, all letters of credit or banker's acceptances, all delinquent tax liabilities, and all obligations for the deferred purchase price of goods or services, including any lease accounted for as a capitalized lease, in all cases determined on the basis of international accounting standards), If (i) the documentation for any such indebtedness does not clearly state an interest and financing component or the Affiliate does not believe that the interest and financing component stated in such documentation reflects a bona fide, arms' length and reasonable interest and financing component and (ii) the Affiliate and the Contractors are unable to agree on an appropriate interest and financing component, the Affiliate may at any time prior to the end of the period that may be covered by an additional audit under Article 3.2 of these Accounting Procedures, request that the question of an appropriate interest and financing component be decided by an independent expert in accordance with Clause 23.3. of the Agreement. The decision of the independent expert will be final and binding.