PAC and TAC classes Clause Samples
The 'PAC and TAC classes' clause defines and distinguishes between two categories of classes or groups, typically within a contractual or organizational context. It specifies the criteria or characteristics that determine whether a particular entity or item falls under the PAC (Planned Amortization Class) or TAC (Targeted Amortization Class) designation, often in relation to structured finance instruments like mortgage-backed securities. For example, PAC classes may have more stable and predictable payment schedules, while TAC classes offer some payment stability but with more flexibility. This clause's core function is to clarify the rights, obligations, and payment priorities associated with each class, thereby ensuring transparency and reducing ambiguity for all parties involved.
PAC and TAC classes. Classes IA-4 through IA-6 are planned amortization (or PAC) classes. The aggregate planned balances for the PAC classes are given in the PAC Schedule. Classes IA-1 and IA-2 are targeted amortization (or TAC) classes. The aggregate targeted balances for the TAC classes are given in the TAC Schedule.
PAC and TAC classes. Classes ▇-▇, ▇-▇, and A-5 are planned amortization (or PAC) classes. The planned balances for the PAC classes are given in schedule PAC 1. There are no targeted amortization (or TAC) classes.
PAC and TAC classes. Class A-9 is a planned amortization (or PAC) class. The planned balances for the PAC classes are given in schedule PAC 1. There are no targeted amortization (or TAC) classes.
