Xxxxx’x RiskCalc Sample Clauses

Xxxxx’x RiskCalc. With respect to any Collateral Obligation, at any time that the Agency Rating hereunder is determined by the use of Xxxxx’x RiskCalc: (1) the Borrower (or the Servicer on behalf of the Borrower) shall request a credit estimate, shadow rating or similar rating within 10 Business Days of the applicable Cut-Off Date and (2) the Borrower (or the Servicer on behalf of the Borrower) shall refresh such Xxxxx’x RiskCalc promptly upon the occurrence of a Revaluation Event with respect to such Collateral Obligation.
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Xxxxx’x RiskCalc. With respect to each Collateral Obligation the Loan Rating of which is derived from Xxxxx’x RiskCalc, shall deliver to the Facility Agent and the Collateral Agent at least five Business Days prior to the date of any purchase of a Collateral Obligation to the extent available, and otherwise as soon as reasonably practicable thereafter, all information necessary to calculate Xxxxx’x RiskCalc with respect to such Collateral Obligation and periodically thereafter as is required to timely make any calculations and prepare any reports related to Loan Ratings derived from Xxxxx’x RiskCalc under this Agreement; provided that, if the Loan Rating is derived from Xxxxx’x RiskCalc, no Advance shall be made in connection with such purchase until all such information is received and Xxxxx’x RiskCalc is calculated unless (i) the Collateral Manager believes that no Borrowing Base Deficiency would reasonably be expected to result from the Advance upon the calculation of Xxxxx’x RiskCalc with respect to the purchased Collateral Obligation and (ii) the Collateral Manager reasonably believes after application of its underwriting standards that the rating of any such Collateral Obligation is at least “Caa1” (any Collateral Obligation subject to such exception, a “Loan Rating Exception Obligation”). Only one Loan Rating Exception Obligation shall be permitted at any time and all information necessary to calculate Xxxxx’x RiskCalc with respect to any Loan Rating Exception Obligation shall be delivered to the Facility Agent and the Collateral Agent no later than 30 days after the purchase of such Collateral Obligation. After the second occurrence of any Loan Rating Exception Obligation being determined to have a Loan Rating less than “Caa1” once all information has been provided to the Facility Agent and the Collateral Agent, no further Loan Rating Exception Obligations shall be permitted and the information necessary to calculate Xxxxx’x RiskCalc with respect to any Collateral Obligation proposed for purchase by the Borrower shall thereafter be provided at least five Business Days prior to the date of any purchase of a Collateral Obligation. After the initial determination of the Loan Rating of any Collateral Obligation using Xxxxx’x RiskCalc, the Borrower shall thereafter provide the Facility Agent and the Collateral Agent all information necessary to update Xxxxx’x RiskCalc with respect to such Collateral Obligation on a quarterly basis.

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