Loan Investment definition

Loan Investment means any loan made by the Borrower.
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Loan Investment means any Investment (other than an Investment that is a direct interest in a corporate bond obligation) that is a direct or participation or subparticipation interest in or assignment or novation of a loan or other extension of credit.
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Loan Investment means, individually and collectively, all accounts receivable, documents, general intangibles, instruments, and chattel paper (as each of such terms is defined in the Uniform Commercial Code) arising in connection with any loan agreement, credit agreement, loan and security agreement, financing agreement, note purchase agreement, promissory note, term note, revolving credit note, or the like, and any schedules, annexes, or supplements thereto, in each case whether now or hereafter owned, originated, or acquired by any Obligor, as well as (a) all rights of such Obligor therein (including without limitation such Obligor’s collateral rights in all Properties that are the subject of such Loan Investment and is granted as collateral for such loans), (b) all payments to be made thereunder, and (c) all security, supporting obligations, and/or guarantees given therefor, in each case, together with all amendments, modifications, renewals, extensions, and/or restatements thereof, in whole or in part.
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Examples of Loan Investment in a sentence

  • Notwithstanding anything to the contrary set forth above, on any date on or prior to the Final Payout Date, if the Total Investment exceeds the sum of the Loan Investment Base and the Receivables Investment Base at such time, Servicer shall immediately pay to each Purchaser Agent (ratably, based on the Purchaser Group Investment of such Purchaser Agent’s Purchaser Group at such time) an amount equal to such excess.

  • Upon and after giving effect to any Purchase or Reinvestment to be made on such date, sufficient Eligible Receivables exist in the Receivables Pool and sufficient Eligible Loans exist in the Loan Pool such that (i) the Total Investment will not exceed the Purchasers’ Total Commitment, and (ii) the Total Investment will not exceed the sum of the Receivables Investment Base and the Loan Investment Base.

  • On each Term Loan Conversion Date, each Lender shall return to the Borrower for cancellation any Notes evidencing Revolving Loans allocated to the Revolving Loan Investment Pool, and if the Lender so requests, the Borrower shall deliver to the Lender a new Note or Notes to evidence the Term Loan into which such Revolving Loans convert on such date.

  • Upon and after giving effect to any Purchase or Reinvestment to be made on such date, sufficient Eligible Receivables exist in the Receivables Pool and sufficient Eligible Loans exist in the Loan Pool such that (i) the Total Committed Investment will not exceed the Purchasers’ Total Commitment, (ii) the Total Uncommitted Investment will not exceed the Purchasers’ Total Uncommitted Amount, and (iii) the Total Investment will not exceed the sum of the Receivables Investment Base and the Loan Investment Base.

  • At or around the date of this Agreement, the Beijing Entity may enter into certain Convertible Loan Investment Agreement (the “Convertible Loan Investment Agreement”) with certain other investor (the “Lead Investor”) and co-investors (the “Onshore Co-Investors”; together with the Purchaser and the Lead Investor, the “Investors”) for such Lead Investor and Onshore Co-Investors to extend convertible loans to the Beijing Entity.

  • The Closing shall in principle take place concurrently with the closing under the Convertible Loan Investment Agreement with respect to the Lead Investor and Onshore Co-Investors.

  • In the event that the DIP Loan is not acquired within a reasonable period of time or to the extent the DIP Loan Investment Funds exceed the DIP Loan Purchase Price, the Company and the Existing Consortium Members shall use all reasonable endeavors to return or procure that the relevant Subsidiary returns such amounts to the relevant Commitment Accounts.

  • Upon the termination of the Convertible Loan Investment Agreement on the part of Shell Ventures, Article 5.5 and Chapters 6 to 10 of the Convertible Loan Investment Agreement shall continue to be valid for the Parties.

  • Subject to Section 3.1(h)(iv), any Existing Consortium Member that did not previously fund any amounts into a Commitment Account (each, a “True-Up Member”) shall not be required to make a DIP Loan Contribution in connection with the acquisition of the DIP Loan Investment.

  • The Parties agree that the Convertible Loan Investment Agreement shall be terminated only on the part of Shell Ventures upon full repayment of the Shell Ventures Convertible Bond Principal and Interest by the Target Company to Shell Ventures, and no other Parties shall have any obligation to bear any responsibility for Shell Ventures arising from the termination of the Convertible Loan Investment Agreement.