Authority’s Guidelines Clause Samples

Authority’s Guidelines. The Authority’s Act, Regulations and Guidelines provide further terms and requirements for defaults and liquidation. Their provisions are a part of this Agreement and the terms of every guaranteed loan and loan guarantee. Part F – Authority Reviews of Lender’s Operations The Authority may conduct reviews, including on-site reviews, of Lender’s operations and the operations of any agent of Lender, for the purpose of verifying compliance with this Agreement and the Authority’s Act, Regulations and Guidelines. These reviews may include, but are not limited to, audits of case files; interviews with owners, managers, and staff; audits of collateral; and inspections of Lender’s and its agents underwriting, servicing, and liquidation guidelines. Lender and its agents shall provide access to all pertinent information to allow the Authority, or any party authorized by the Authority, to conduct such reviews. Part G – Conformance to Standards 1. Standards - Lender shall conform and comply with the standards and criteria outlined in this Agreement and the Authority’s Act, Regulations and Guidelines for participation in the Authority’s guaranteed loan program.
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