Full Prepayment Amount definition

Full Prepayment Amount means, at any time, [***].
Full Prepayment Amount means, at any time, the Original Principal Balance less the aggregate of the following amounts that have been received by the Lender prior to such time: 75% of all Cash Payment Amounts (or, if payment on a Repayment Date was made in Gold, 75% of the Cash Payment Amount equivalent of such Monthly Repayment Amount, calculated as of the applicable Repayment Date) and 75% of all Partial Prepayment Amounts.
Full Prepayment Amount means, as at any date of determination, the aggregate of (i) the Monthly Repayment Figures listed on Schedule 1.1(a), or any revised Schedule 1.1(a) delivered by the Borrower to the Lender in accordance with Section 5.1 or Section 5.2, for the month in which such determination is being made and (ii) all subsequent Monthly Repayment Figures. By way of example, if only the First Advance is funded, the Full Prepayment Amount occurring within the seventeenth calendar month following the Effective Date would be 2,186,365, calculated as follows: 870,455+ 870,445 + 445,455 = 2,186,365 “GAAP” means:

Examples of Full Prepayment Amount in a sentence

  • You can pay the Loan back early by paying us the Full Prepayment Amount defined in clause 3.3(a) of the General Terms.

  • The Full Prepayment Amount includes an Early Settlement Fee and an amount equal to our reasonable estimate of our loss arising from full prepayment (if any) – that is, a loss that relates to differences in interest rates.

  • You can pay the Loan back early by paying us the Full Prepayment Amount defined in clause 3.4(a) of the General Terms, which may include an early settlement fee.

  • The Full Prepayment Amount may include an administrative fee and (if any Loan Portion has an Annual Interest Rate which is fixed for any period ending after the prepayment date) an amount equal to the reasonable estimate of our loss arising from full prepayment (if any) – that is, a loss that relates to differences in interest rates.

  • The Full Prepayment Amount includes an administration fee and an amount equal to our reasonable estimate of our loss arising from full prepayment (if any) – that is, a loss that relates to differences in interest rates.

  • If the Lender requires the Borrower to repay the Loan in full, the Borrower shall do so by paying to the Lender an amount in cash equal to the amount arrived at when (i) dividing the Full Prepayment Amount by the product of 0.80 multiplied by the Spot Price on the Business Day immediately preceding the day the Lender requires such prepayment and (ii) multiplying the result thereof by such Spot Price.

  • You can pay the Loan back early by paying us the Full Prepayment Amount defined in clause 3.3(a) of the General Terms, which may include an early settlement fee.

  • The Full Prepayment Amount includes an administration fee and an amount equal to our reasonable estimate of our loss arising from full prepayment (if any)-that is, a loss that relates to differences in interest rates.

  • You can pay the Facility back in full at any time (before the end of the Term) by paying us the Full Prepayment Amount defined in clause 3.3(a) of the General Terms.

  • The Full Prepayment Amount is defined in clause 3.3 of the General Terms.


More Definitions of Full Prepayment Amount

Full Prepayment Amount means, at any time, [information intentionally deleted].
Full Prepayment Amount means, as at any date of determination, the aggregate of (i) the Monthly Repayment Figures listed on Schedule 1.1(b) (or any revised Schedule 1.1(b) delivered by the Borrower to the Lender in accordance with Section 4.1 or Section 4.3), for the month in which such determination is being made and (ii) all subsequent Monthly Repayment Figures. By way of example, if the determination of a Full Prepayment Amount occurred in the 21st month following the Effective Date, the Full Prepayment Amount would be $5,000,000, calculated as follows:
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