Calculation of Early Repayment Adjustment Fee Sample Clauses

Calculation of Early Repayment Adjustment Fee. While the ERA fee is not calculated in accordance with the formula prescribed in the Credit Contracts and Consumer Finance Regulations 2004, the amount of the ERA fee is assessed to compensate us for a reasonable estimate of the loss (if any) arising when you repay your Facility early. We calculate our loss by reference to wholesale interest rates. Wholesale interest rates are rates used by banks when they borrow and lend money on the wholesale money market.
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