Examples of Due and Payable Amount in a sentence
The Calculation Agent shall require each Dealer to provide firm bid quotations (exclusive of unpaid interest and expressed as a percentage of the unpaid principal) for a purchase of an amount of the Reference Obligation of the relevant Defaulted Credit with an outstanding principal amount or Due and Payable Amount equal to the Quotation Amount (a “Full Quotation”) as of the Valuation Time on such Valuation Date.
The terms "outstanding principal balance" and "Due and Payable Amount", when used in connection with Qualifying Guarantees are to be interpreted to be the then "outstanding principal balance" or "Due and Payable Amount", as applicable, of the Underlying Obligation which is supported by a Qualifying Guarantee.
The terms "Outstanding Principal Balance" and "Due and Payable Amount" (as they are used in the Terms and Conditions, including without limitation, the definitions of "Cash Settlement Amount" and "Quotation Amount"), when used in connection with Qualifying Guarantees are to be interpreted to be the then "Outstanding Principal Balance" or "Due and Payable Amount", as applicable, of the Underlying Obligation which is supported by a Qualifying Guarantee.
The terms "Outstanding Principal Balance" and "Due and Payable Amount" (as they are used in the Conditions), when used in connection with Qualifying Guarantees are to be interpreted to be the then "Outstanding Principal Balance" or "Due and Payable Amount", as applicable, of the Underlying Obligation which is supported by a Qualifying Guarantee.
Cash Settlement Amount means for each Undeliverable Obligation an amount calculated by the Determination Agent equal to the greater of (i) (A) the outstanding principal balance, Due and Payable Amount or Currency Amount, as applicable, of each Undeliverable Obligation multiplied by (B) the Final Price with respect to such Undeliverable Obligation less (C) any costs incurred by the Issuer in connection with, and (ii) zero.
The terms "outstanding principal balance" and "Due and Payable Amount" (as they are used in various other Conditions), when used in connection with Qualifying Guarantees are to be interpreted to be the then "outstanding principal balance" or "Due and Payable Amount", as applicable, of the Underlying Obligation which is supported by a Qualifying Guarantee.
The Calculation Agent shall attempt to obtain Full Quotations in respect of the entire Asset Package (or in the case of a component of a Weighted Average Quotation, a proportionate part of the entire Asset Package), expressed as a percentage of the Outstanding Principal Balance or Due and Payable Amount, as applicable, of the Prior Deliverable Obligation to which the Asset Package relates, from at least five Dealers on the Valuation Date.
The Calculation Agent shall determine the "Alternative Cash Settlement Amount" as an amount equal to the aggregate of all calculations of (a) Final Price of Undeliverable Obligations, in accordance with the two immediately preceding paragraphs, multiplied by (b) the relevant Outstanding Principal Balance, Due and Payable Amount or Currency Amount, as applicable of the relevant Undeliverable Obligation.
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Settlement Currency:USDQuotations:Each Full Quotation or other quotation, excluding accrued interest, expressed as a percentage of the Valuation Obligation’s Outstanding Principal Balance or Due and Payable Amount, as applicable, with respect to a Valuation Date.