Examples of Liquidity Adjustment in a sentence
The Collateral Percentage for a Position consisting of applicable Debt Securities shall be the sum of (A) the Debt Core Collateral Rate and (B) the product of (1) the Debt Core Collateral Rate and (2) the sum of the Debt Concentration Factor and the Debt Liquidity Adjustment; provided that the Collateral Percentage for any debt security which trades below 40% of its nominal value shall be 100%.
The Collateral Percentage for a Position consisting of applicable Debt Securities shall be the sum of (x) the Debt Core Collateral Rate and (y) the product of (i) the Debt Core Collateral Rate and (ii) the sum of the Debt Concentration Factor, the Debt Liquidity Adjustment, and the Country Concentration Factor, provided that the Collateral Percentage for any debt security trading below 40% of its nominal value shall be 100%.
Such Revised Attachment A contains, among other changes, (1) a permantent increase to the Credit Line contained in Section I(A) to $395,000,000; (2) a reformatted and revised definition of Borrowing Base contained in Section I(B); (3) an increase in the Collateral Insurance Amount contained in Section I(D) to $387,000,000; (4) a change to the Maximum OVN Advance Total in Section I(K); (5) deletion of the Back-up Liquidity Adjustment Fee in Section I(J)(iii); and (6) deletion of Section V.
The "Debt Liquidity Adjustment" shall be determined pursuant to the following table; provided that, notwithstanding any other provision of this Appendix, the Collateral Percentage shall be 100% with respect to the relevant Position if its percentage of Issue Size is equal to or greater than 10%.
The Collateral Percentage for a Position consisting of (a) U.S. Government Securities shall be 6% and (b) all other applicable Debt Securities shall be the sum of (i) the Debt Core Collateral Rate and (ii) the product of (A) the Debt Core Collateral Rate and (B) the sum of the Debt Concentration Factor and the Debt Liquidity Adjustment; provided that the Collateral Percentage for any debt security which trades below 40% of its nominal value shall be 100%.