Unfunded Exposure Amount Sample Clauses
The Unfunded Exposure Amount clause defines the portion of a financial obligation or exposure that has not yet been covered by collateral or other forms of security. In practice, this clause is used to calculate the risk that remains unsecured in transactions such as derivatives or lending agreements, where parties may post collateral to mitigate credit risk. By clearly specifying how much exposure is unfunded, the clause helps both parties understand their potential risk in the event of default, ensuring transparency and facilitating appropriate risk management.
Unfunded Exposure Amount. The Borrower shall not permit the Unfunded Exposure Amount to exceed $9,000,000 at any time.
Unfunded Exposure Amount. The Borrower will not permit the Unfunded Exposure Amount to exceed 20% of the Maximum Facility Amount (without taking into account the proviso set forth in the definition thereof).
