Analysis Accounts Clause Samples
The Analysis Accounts clause establishes the requirement for maintaining separate accounts or records specifically for tracking and analyzing certain financial transactions or project costs. In practice, this clause may require a party to set up dedicated accounts to monitor expenditures, revenues, or other financial data related to a particular project, contract, or activity. By mandating clear and distinct accounting, the clause ensures transparency and facilitates accurate reporting, thereby helping to prevent disputes and enabling effective financial oversight.
Analysis Accounts. The Servicer has not designated any Lock-Box Account as an “Analysis Account” (as defined in the applicable Account Control Agreement) for payment of fees and other expenses associated with accounts held by affiliates of the Seller.
Analysis Accounts. The Seller has not designated any Lock-Box Account as an “Analysis Account,” (as defined in the applicable Account Control Agreement) for payment of fees and other expenses associated with accounts held by affiliates of the Seller.