Banking Acts definition
Examples of Banking Acts in a sentence
The Supplier shall immediately notify the Client Representative in writing if any investigations are instituted unto the affairs of the Supplier, its partners or key managers under the Companies, Financial Services or Banking Acts, or in the event of any police or Serious Fraud Office enquiries, enquires into possible fraud, any involvement in DTI investigations or any investigations by the Office for the Supervision of Solicitors which might result in public criticism of the Supplier.
Upon receipt of such opinion, the General Partner shall, subject to SBA approval, either (i) effect such amendments as would enable such Limited Partner to be in compliance with the Banking Acts (as hereafter changed) without withdrawing from the Partnership; or (ii) permit the withdrawal of the Limited Partner and apply the provisions of Section 8.12; or (iii) dissolve the Partnership.
Alternatively, the Adversely Affected Banking Entity may, but shall not be required to, subject to compliance with the other provisions of this Agreement and assisted by the Partnership, sell that portion of its Limited Partnership interest which after the sale would result in the Adversely Affected Banking Entity being in compliance with the Banking Acts.
Alternatively, the Adversely Affected Banking Entity may, but shall not be required to, subject to compliance with the other provisions of this Agreement and assisted by the Partnership, sell that portion of its Special Limited Partnership interest which after the sale would result in the Adversely Affected Banking Entity being in compliance with the Banking Acts.
Upon receipt of such opinion, the General Partner shall, either (i) effect such amendments as would enable such Special Limited Partner to be in compliance with the Banking Acts (as hereafter changed) without withdrawing from the Partnership; or (ii) permit the withdrawal of the Special Limited Partner and apply the provisions of Section 4.28; or (iii) dissolve the Partnership.