PFI definition

PFI means the proprietary financial information as defined in RCW 43.371.010(12).
PFI means Prudential Financial, Inc.
PFI means a Participating Financial Institution; either bank or non-bank financial institution.

Examples of PFI in a sentence

  • Such PFI shall be required to remedy any default of eligibility criteria within 6 months of default and in any event, within the disbursement period of the JGIF.

  • Step 6: Loan Agreement will be signed between PFI and UNCDF and stipulate the loan conditions and amounts.

  • This will be in force until such a time the PFI is able to satisfy the criteria to ensure implementation and monitoring of eligibility and investment criteria over the implementation period.

  • The sub-borrower fails to pay, when due, any outstanding amount of principal with respect to the covered loan facility extended to it by the PFI, and such failure continues for a period of ninety (90) consecutive calendar days.

  • It is expected the contracts procured under PFI will have surveys conducted prior to expiry of the contracts.


More Definitions of PFI

PFI. The participating financial institution referenced in the opening clause of this Contract which signs this Contract, and its successors and assigns.
PFI means the Government's Private Finance Initiative or any similar or replacement initiative;
PFI means a member of the MPF Bank that is a “participating financial institution” that elects to participate in the MPF Program by executing a PFI Agreement with the MPF Bank.
PFI means any participating financial institution which meets the eligibility criteria set forth in the Operational Manual, selected for the provision of the Sub-loans under Part B of the Project;
PFI means Polo Fashions, Inc., a New York corporation controlled by Lauren.
PFI means Xxxxxx Xxxxx, Inc. (to be known as Physicians Formula, Inc., a New York corporation), and any of its Affiliates after the effective date of the Agreement.