Escrow charge definition
Escrow charge means a dollar amount charged for an escrow service shown in the Schedule of Minimum Charges for Escrow services.
Escrow charge means the charge over the Escrow Account, dated as of the Issue Date, by and among the Issuers and the Trustee.
Escrow charge means a reasonable fee for maintaining or managing an escrow paid to a person other than a creditor or an affiliate of the creditor or to the mortgage broker or an affiliate of the mortgage broker that meets the conditions set forth in 12 CFR *[226.4(c)7]*
More Definitions of Escrow charge
Escrow charge means the escrow account charge dated [on or about the Issue Date], by and among the Issuer, the Trustee and the Escrow Agent, pursuant to which the Issuer will grant a first-priority security interest in its beneficial rights, title and interest in the Escrow Account and the Issuer’s rights under the Escrow Agreement to the Trustee for its own benefit and the benefit of the Holders of the Notes.
Escrow charge means the account charge dated the Issue Date among the Issuer, as chargor, and the Trustee.
Escrow charge means the charge over the Escrow Account in favor of the Trustee,
Escrow charge means an amount determined as of the Escrow Measurement Date, calculated on an after tax basis using Target's Effective Tax Rate, equal to (x) the Target Parties' ALLL on the Escrow Measurement Date (the "ESCROW MEASUREMENT DATE ALLL") minus (y) the Target Parties' ALLL on the Calculation Date (the "CALCULATION DATE ALLL"), plus (z) cumulative net charge-offs by the Target Parties during the period from the Calculation Date through the Escrow Measurement Date in accordance with the Current Methodology, the Prevailing Regulatory Requirements and GAAP. The CEO of Target shall certify on the Closing Date that the Calculation Date ALLL was determined in accordance with the Current Methodology, Prevailing Regulatory Requirements and GAAP.