Jump Start Corporation definition

Jump Start Corporation means any Corporation that (a) is licensed by and in good standing with the California Department of Business Oversight as an industrial development corporation or is a community development financial institution or community development entity certified by and in good standing with the Community Development Financial Institutions Fund of the United States Department of the Treasury and (b) has entered into an Allocation Agreement with IBank that is in full force and affect.
Jump Start Corporation means any Corporation that (a) is licensed by and in good standing with the California Department of Business Oversight as an industrial development corporation or is a community development financial institution or community development entity certified by and in good

Examples of Jump Start Corporation in a sentence

  • The Liquidation plan shall specify the steps the Jump Start Corporation intends to take for Liquidation of the Jump Start Loan, including proposed costs.

  • With respect to Liquidation in connection with Jump Start Loans, the Jump Start Corporation shall not initiate any judicial remedy without the prior written approval of IBank.

  • In the event the Jump Start Corporation receives a written objection to the plan from IBank within the fourteen (14) days, IBank and the Jump Start Corporation shall negotiate a mutually acceptable Liquidation plan.

  • A meeting shall be arranged by the Jump Start Corporation with the Jump Start Borrower upon occurrence of a Default to resolve the problem.

  • Unless the Jump Start Corporation receives written objections to the Liquidation plan from IBank within fourteen (14) days of submitting the plan to IBank, the plan shall be deemed approved by IBank.

  • A Liquidation plan shall be prepared by the Jump Start Corporation and delivered to IBank.

  • The Jump Start Corporation shall provide IBank with written notice that a Default under the Jump Start Loan Agreement has occurred within fourteen (14) days after the occurrence of any such Default.

  • In any case where a Jump Start Corporation has failed to comply with Section 5024(a), IBank may immediately exercise all available legal remedies to recover from the Jump Start Corporation the funds disbursed.

  • Interest earned on Jump Start Loans may be used to pay the administrative costs of IBank and the Jump Start Corporation in accordance with the Allocation Agreement, the FDC Policy Manual and the Administrative Cost Policy Manual.

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