Securitization Document definition

Securitization Document means, with respect to any Eligible Securities, any pooling and servicing agreement or other agreement governing the issuance and administration of such Eligible Securities.

Securitization Document means any transaction document or any prospectus, offering document, term sheet, computational material or other information filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission or delivered to any rating agency, trustee, investor or other participant in connection with or during the term of a Securitization, including (without limitation) any reports under the Exchange Act.

Securitization Document means shall mean the pooling and servicing agreement or trust indenture for a securitization transaction involving mortgage loans or commercial mortgage-backed securities.

Examples of Securitization Document in a sentence

• The Seller has not waived the performance of any action or any default, breach or violation resulting from action or inaction under a Securitization Document and has not been made aware of any such waiver.

• Each Purchased Security is freely assignable and the related Securitization Document permits the Seller to sell, assign or pledge such Purchased Security.

• Except as disclosed to the Buyer in writing, there is no default, breach, violation or event of acceleration existing under a Securitization Document and no event has occurred which, with the passage of time or giving of notice or both and the expiration of any grace or cure period, would constitute a default, breach, violation or event of acceleration thereunder.

• Each of the Loan Parties party to any of the Qualified Securitization Documents shall enforce all of their rights and obligations under such Qualified Securitization Document.

• Neither Parent nor any Subsidiary has been required to repurchase any loan originated by Parent (each, an “Underlying Loan”) by reason of noncompliance with the eligibility criteria under a Parent Securitization Document or for any other reason, nor has received notice of any such required repurchase, in each case other than in the ordinary course of business in accordance with the terms of such Underlying Loan and not attributable to any such noncompliance.

More Definitions of Securitization Document

Securitization Document means any transaction document or any prospectus, offering document, term sheet, computational material or other information filed with the Commission or delivered to any rating agency, trustee, investor or other participant in connection with or during the term of a Securitization, including (without limitation) any reports under the Exchange Act.

Securitization Document means any agreement for the sale of Underlying Loans in connection with any direct or indirect offering of certificates or other securities backed in whole or in part by Underlying Loans and any guarantee, indemnity agreement, repurchase agreement, trust agreement or similar agreement related thereto.

Securitization Document means, with respect to any Eligible Loans, any pooling and servicing agreement or other agreement governing the issuance and administration of such Eligible Loan.

Securitization Document means each Servicing Agreement and Related Document related to a transfer of Receivables in connection with the public sale or private placement of term securities backed by such Receivables.

Securitization Document means, as the context may require, the pooling and servicing agreement, trust indenture, master servicing agreement and/or special servicing agreement for a securitization transaction involving mortgage loans or commercial mortgage-backed securities.

Securitization Document means, with respect to any Eligible CRIIMI Securities, any pooling and servicing agreement, trust agreement, indenture or other agreement governing the issuance and administration of such Eligible CRIIMI Securities.

Securitization Document means any transaction document or any prospectus, offering document, term sheet, computational material or other information filed with the Commission or delivered to any Rating Agency, trustee, investor or other participant in connection with or during the term of a Securitization, including (without limitation) any reports under the Exchange Act.