S&P Second Level Downgrade Sample Clauses

The S&P Second Level Downgrade clause defines the consequences that occur if a party's credit rating, as assigned by Standard & Poor's (S&P), falls to a specified lower threshold, typically the second level below investment grade. In practice, this clause may trigger certain actions such as requiring additional collateral, allowing for early termination of an agreement, or imposing higher interest rates if the downgrade occurs. Its core function is to protect the counterparty from increased credit risk by providing mechanisms to respond proactively to a significant deterioration in creditworthiness.
S&P Second Level Downgrade. If an S&P Required Ratings Downgrade Event has occurred and is continuing and Party A fails to take any action described under Part (5)(d)(i)(2) within the time period specified therein, then an Additional Termination Event shall have occurred with respect to Party A, Party A shall be the sole Affected Party with respect to such Additional Termination Event and all Transactions hereunder shall be Affected Transaction.
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