Common use of Delayed Quarterly Settlement Clause in Contracts

Delayed Quarterly Settlement. If there is a delayed quarterly settlement, a party may impose an interest penalty charge on the other for the period that an amount is overdue, as follows: (a) in the event Reinsurer timely submits a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain is greater than zero, Reinsurer may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue; (b) in the event Reinsurer does not timely submit a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain is greater than zero, Reinsurer may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue but any such period shall not begin until fifteen (15) days after it submits the Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report; (c) in the event Reinsurer timely submits a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain is less than zero, Ceding Company may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue; and (d) in the event Reinsurer does not timely submit a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain is less than zero, Ceding Company may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report is overdue. Any interest penalty charged shall be calculated from the applicable date described above, to the date of payment based on the three month LIBOR on a per annum basis (containing 360 days) as published on the last day of the calendar month plus 50 basis points. The three month LIBOR rate for this calculation will reset at the last business day of each subsequent calendar month until outstanding amounts due have been paid. Accrued balances of less than $200,000 can be paid in the next subsequent Accounting Period settlement without interest penalty.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Service Agreement, Service Agreement (Hancock John Variable Life Account U), Service Agreement (Hancock John Variable Annuity Account Jf)

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Delayed Quarterly Settlement. If there is a delayed quarterly settlement, a party may impose an interest penalty charge on the other for the period that an amount is overdue, as follows: (a) in the event Reinsurer timely submits a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain Accounting Settlement is greater than zero, Reinsurer may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue; (b) in the event Reinsurer does not timely submit a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain Accounting Settlement is greater than zero, Reinsurer may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue but any such period shall not begin until fifteen (15) days after it submits the Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report; (c) in the event Reinsurer timely submits a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain Accounting Settlement is less than zero, Ceding Company may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue; and (d) in the event Reinsurer does not timely submit a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain Accounting Settlement is less than zero, Ceding Company may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report is overdue. Any interest penalty charged shall be calculated from the applicable date described above, to the date of payment based on the three month LIBOR on a per annum basis (containing 360 days) as published on the last day of the calendar month plus 50 basis points. The three month LIBOR rate for this calculation will reset at the last business day of each subsequent calendar month until outstanding amounts due have been paid. Accrued balances of less than $200,000 can be paid in the next subsequent Accounting Period settlement without interest penalty.

Appears in 4 contracts

Samples: Service Agreement (MetLife Insurance CO of Connecticut), Service Agreement (MetLife Insurance CO of Connecticut), Service Agreement (Metlife of Ct Fund Ul Iii for Variable Life Insurance)

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Delayed Quarterly Settlement. If there is a delayed quarterly settlement, a party may impose an interest penalty charge on the other for the period that an amount is overdue, as follows: (a) in the event Reinsurer timely submits a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain Accounting Settlement is greater than zero, Reinsurer may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue; (b) in the event Reinsurer does not timely submit a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain Accounting Settlement is greater than zero, Reinsurer may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue but any such period shall not begin until fifteen (15) days after it submits the Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report; (c) in the event Reinsurer timely submits a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain Accounting Settlement is less than zero, Ceding Company may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the settlement amount is overdue; and (d) in the event Reinsurer does not timely submit a Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report and the Reinsurance Gain Accounting Settlement is less than zero, Ceding Company may impose an interest penalty charge for the period that the Quarterly Accounting and Settlement Report is overdue. Any interest penalty charged shall be calculated from the applicable date described above, to the date of payment based on the three month LIBOR daily Secured Overnight Financing Rate (SOFR) on a per annum basis (containing 360 days) as published reported on the applicable Bloomberg screen page (or other commercially available source providing quotations of SOFR) on the last day of the calendar month plus 50 80 basis points. The three month LIBOR SOFR rate for this calculation will reset at the last business day of each subsequent calendar month until outstanding amounts due have been paid. Accrued balances of less than $200,000 can be paid in the next subsequent Accounting Period settlement without interest penalty.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Service Agreement (Brighthouse Separate Account QPN for Variable Annuities), Service Agreement (Brighthouse Separate Account Eleven for Variable Annuities), Service Agreement (Brighthouse Separate Account Eleven for Variable Annuities)

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