Master Commitment definition
Examples of Master Commitment in a sentence
The maximum CE obligation is also stated in the Master Commitment.
Credit Enhancement Fee The PFI will be paid a monthly CE Fee of an amount mutually agreed upon, as specified in the Master Commitment.
The PFI will pay Realized Losses for a Master Commitment in excess of the balance of the FLA, up to the amount of the PFI's CE obligation.
The PFI CE obligation is equal to the total Credit Enhancement less the First Loss Account (“FLA”), subject, however, to a minimum PFI CE obligation as stated in the Master Commitment.
A PFI or Servicer that uses multiple custodians must name a Custodian for each Master Commitment under the MPF Program.
There can be more than one Master Commitment outstanding at any time.
Credit Enhancement Fee The PFI will be paid a monthly CE Fee of an amount mutually agreed upon, as specified in the Master Commitment, split into Fixed and Performance CE Fees.
Credit Enhancement Obligation Reset 5 years after the Master Commitment expires or is filled, whichever comes first and every year thereafter, the CE will be recalculated.
Credit Enhancement Obligation Reset Periodically (such time periods to be mutually agreed upon), after a Master Commitment is executed, the total CE will be recalculated and, if such recalculated total CE would result in the PFI's CE obligation being lower than the PFI's remaining obligation, the PFI’s CE obligation will be reset to the new, lower level.
Credit Enhancement Obligation Reset 10 years after a Master Commitment is executed the CE will be recalculated, and, if such recalculated CE would result in the PFI's CE obligation being lower than the PFI's remaining obligation, the PFI's CE obligation will be reset to the new, lower level.