Rating Events S&P Sample Clauses

Rating Events S&P. (i) This Agreement sets out four options for establishing certain of the definitions set out in Part 5(f)(i)(2) below and in the Credit Support Annex hereto of Initial S&P Rating Event, Subsequent S&P Rating Event and Credit Support Amount (in each case, being “S&P Strong”, “S&P Adequate”, “S&P Moderate” and “S&P Weak” respectively and each a "S&P Framework"). On the date of this Agreement, the provisions relating to S&P Adequate shall apply to this Agreement. After the date of this Agreement, the S&P Framework may be amended in accordance with Part 5(f)(i)(1) (Replacement Framework) below.
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