Changes to Escrow Loss Probability Model Sample Clauses

Changes to Escrow Loss Probability Model. In performing a Reset, the Reset Agent will be required on a timely basis, to the extent possible, and with notice to the Reinsurer and the Ceding Insurer, to make such formatting and other changes to the Escrow Loss Probability Model as may be necessary, in its discretion, to reflect changes in the Updated Exposure Data, data inputs and formats, computer and operating systems and other such factors that would otherwise invalidate the use of the Escrow Loss Probability Model; provided, however, that the scientific, engineering and probabilistic assumptions underlying the Escrow Loss Probability Model may not be changed, the impact of any such changes will not affect the validity of the engineering assumptions previously used by the Modeling Agent in the Escrow Loss Probability Model, and the Escrow Loss Probability Model will generate the same results for the Initial Exposure Data regardless of any such changes.
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