Foreign Collateral definition
Foreign Collateral means all UK Collateral, Canadian Collateral, Singapore Collateral and Mexican Collateral.
Foreign Collateral means the capital stock or other equity interests covered by any of the Foreign Security Documents, including all Additional Collateral covered thereby.
Foreign Collateral means that portion of the Collateral securing the Foreign Obligations.
Examples of Foreign Collateral in a sentence
The Guaranties, the Security Documents, the determination of Collateral (including Foreign Collateral) and assets that constitute Excluded Property of any Foreign Guarantor, and any obligation to enter into, deliver or accede to any such Security Document or to provide or maintain any security over any Collateral (including Foreign Collateral) by any Foreign Guarantor shall, in each case, be subject to any applicable Guarantee Limitations.
More Definitions of Foreign Collateral
Foreign Collateral means all Collateral of Foreign Loan Parties securing the Guaranteed Foreign Obligations.
Foreign Collateral has the meaning set forth in Section 2.01(d).
Foreign Collateral shall have the meaning attributed thereto in Section 5.5(c) hereof.
Foreign Collateral means all assets or properties of any Foreign Credit Party covered by any of the Foreign Security Documents, including all Additional Collateral covered thereby.
Foreign Collateral means that portion of the Collateral constituting voting Capital Stock issued by a Foreign Subsidiary Borrower or a Foreign Subsidiary Holding Company.”
Foreign Collateral has the meaning given to it in Section 3.04.
Foreign Collateral the ABL Priority Collateral of any Loan Party that is a Foreign Subsidiary.