MLF definition

MLF means the Recipient’s Ministry of Lands and Forests;
MLF means MLF Investments LLC, a Delaware limited liability company.
MLF means the fund referred to in Part A.1 (b) of Schedule 2 to this Agreement to be established by the Recipient, as a long-term financing mechanism for the sustainable management of marine resources;

Examples of MLF in a sentence

  • During its period of operation, the MLF purchased a total of four notes from just two borrowers—the State of Illinois and New York City’s Metropolitan Transportation Authority (“MTA”).

  • The loans to businesses would defer principal and interest repayment for one year, and the businesses would have to make a “reasonable effort” to retain employees. On April 9, the Fed announced the Municipal Liquidity Facility (MLF) to purchase state and municipal debt in response to higher yields and reduced liquidity in that market.

  • According to Decision 41/93, the MLF Secretariat was requested to continue to monitor traditional indicators of performance on the basis of trend analysis.

  • The agencies determined eligibility criteria for the MLF with the aim of providing access to credit through the facility to as many municipalities as possible in the shortest timeframe possible.

  • Initial direct eligibility was therefore limited to U.S. states and a number of large jurisdictions, while smaller jurisdictions were made eligible to issue notes to the MLF indirectly through another eligible state or municipality.


More Definitions of MLF

MLF means the Ministry of Land and Forestry of the Borrower;
MLF means the Ministry of Land and Forestry of the Borrower; “National House of Chiefs means the highest institution of traditional
MLF mean the fund to be established by PCFC, pursuant to paragraph II.1(a)(i) of Schedule 5 to this Agreement, with the proceeds of the PCFC Loan, to provide, on a wholesale basis through MFIs, loans to MLF Subborrowers, in accordance with the provisions of paragraph II.1 (a) of Schedule 5 to this Agreement;
MLF means the fund referred to in Part A.1
MLF the Marine Loading Facility comprising the SPM, the CBM, and their ancillary equipment such as valves, flexible hoses, rigid pipeline(s), PLEMs, but excluding the CBM’s buoys and mooring arrangement.
MLF means the Marginal Lending Facility. It is the conventional funding facility where Eligible Counterparties can access the CBUAE reserves for overnight settlement by pledging securities as collateral via a Repurchase Agreement or in the form of foreign exchange swaps.