Dilution Adjustment Amount definition
Dilution Adjustment Amount means, for any Settlement Period, an amount equal to the gross reduction on the books and records of the Borrower and the Originators during such Settlement Period in the Accrued Rebate Reduction Amount that was outstanding as of the Cut-Off Date for the immediately prior Settlement Period, as a result of applying such accrual to the Contractual Dilution occurring during such Settlement Period with respect to the Pool Receivables that were outstanding as of the Cut-Off Date for the immediately prior Settlement Period.
Dilution Adjustment Amount has the meaning described in section 4.3. Dilution Ratio: as of any date of determination, the percentage equivalent of a fraction the numerator of which is equal to the aggregate dollar amount of all Dilutions (other than credits relating to warranties) relating to Debts arising from the TV Distribution Business Line that arose during the most recently ended twelve (12) calendar months and the denominator of which is equal to the aggregate Noticed Value of all Debts arising from the TV Distribution Business Line that arose during such period. Any information required to calculate the Dilution Ratio that is based on a period prior to the first Purchase Date shall be based on historical portfolio information with respect to the Debts arising from the TV Distribution Business Line as determined by the Purchaser. Each Seller agrees to provide the Purchaser with such information as reasonably requested by the Purchaser.
Dilution Adjustment Amount means, for any Settlement Period an amount equal to the positive excess, if any, of (a) the aggregate Contractual Dilution in such Settlement Period and the prior Settlement Period minus (b) the aggregate Contractual Dilution Estimate as of the end of the Settlement Period occurring two months prior.
More Definitions of Dilution Adjustment Amount
Dilution Adjustment Amount means for a Monthly Period, the product of (a) the Obligor Credit Memo Amount and (b) the difference of (i) 1, and (ii) the Dilution Estimate.