Reset Determination Date Clause Samples
The Reset Determination Date clause establishes the specific date on which a variable interest rate or other adjustable contract term is reviewed and recalculated. In practice, this date is used to determine the new rate or value that will apply for the next period, often based on a reference index or formula specified in the agreement. By clearly defining when adjustments take place, the clause ensures predictability and transparency for both parties, reducing the risk of disputes over timing and calculation of changes.
Reset Determination Date. The second Business Day immediately preceding each Reset Date (each a “Reset Determination Date”).
Reset Determination Date. The Reset Determination Date is the second Payment Business Day immediately preceding each Reset Date.
