Qualifying Policy definition

Qualifying Policy means a financial guaranty insurance policy or similar financial guarantee pursuant to which a Reference Entity irrevocably guarantees or insures all Instrument Payments (as defined below) of an instrument that constitutes Borrowed Money (modified as set forth below) (the “Insured Instrument”) for which another party (including a special purpose entity or trust) is the obligor (the “Insured Obligor”). Qualifying Policies shall exclude any arrangement (i) structured as a surety bond, letter of credit or equivalent legal arrangement or (ii) pursuant to the express contractual terms of which the payment obligations of the Reference Entity can be discharged or reduced as a result of the occurrence or non-occurrence of any event or circumstance (other than the payment of Instrument Payments). The benefit of a Qualifying Policy must be capable of being delivered together with the delivery of the Insured Instrument.

Qualifying Policy means a policy of insurance issued by Fremont Mutual and in force as of the close of business on the Eligibility Record Date.

Qualifying Policy means a policy of insurance issued by PIPE, PCA or PPIX and in force as of the close of business on the Eligibility Record Date.

Examples of Qualifying Policy in a sentence

• In the case of a Qualifying Policy and an Insured Instrument, references to the Reference Entity in Section 4.7(a) shall be deemed to refer to the Insured Obligor and the reference to the Reference Entity in Section 4.7(b) shall continue to refer to the Reference Entity.

• If the “Assignable Loan”, “Consent Required Loan”, “Direct Loan Participation” or “Transferable” Reference Obligation Characteristics are specified in the relevant Standard, if the benefit of the Qualifying Policy is not transferred as part of any transfer of the Insured Instrument, the Qualifying Policy must be transferable at least to the same extent as the Insured Instrument.

• For the purposes of the application of “Obligation Category” and “Reference Obligation Category”, the Qualifying Guarantee or the Qualifying Policy, as the case may be, shall be deemed to satisfy the same category or categories as those that describe the Underlying Obligation or the Insured Instrument, as the case may be.

• With respect to an Insured Instrument in the form of a pass-through certificate or similar funded beneficial interest, the term “outstanding principal balance” shall mean the outstanding Certificate Balance and “maturity”, as such term is used in the “Maximum Maturity” Reference Obligation Characteristic, shall mean the specified date by which the Qualifying Policy guarantees or insures, as applicable, that the ultimate distribution of the Certificate Balance will occur.

• In the case of a Reference Entity that is a monoline insurance company issuing financial guaranty insurance policies or similar financial guarantees or in respect of which any supplement or provisions relating to monoline insurance companies are specified as being applicable in the relevant Standard, for the purposes of Sections 4.7(a), 4.7(b) and 4.9, the term Obligation shall be deemed to include Insured Instruments for which the Reference Entity is acting as provider of a Qualifying Policy.

More Definitions of Qualifying Policy

Qualifying Policy means a financial guarantee insurance policy or similar financial guarantee pursuant to which a Reference Entity irrevocably guarantees or insures all Instrument Payments of an instrument that constitutes Borrowed Money (modified as set forth below) (the "Insured Instrument") for which another party (including a special purpose entity or trust) is the obligor (the "Insured Obligor"). Qualifying Policies shall exclude any arrangement (i) structured as a suretybond, letter of credit or equivalent legal arrangement or (ii) pursuant to the express contractual terms of which the payment obligations of the Reference Entity can be discharged or reduced as a result of the occurrence or non-occurrence of an event or circumstance (other than the payment of Instrument Payments). The benefit of a Qualifying Policy must be capable of being Delivered together with the Delivery of the Insured Instrument. In the event that an Obligation or a Deliverable Obligation is a Qualifying Policy, the terms of the second paragraph of the definition of "Qualifying Guarantee" will apply, with references to the Qualifying Guarantee, the Underlying Obligation and the Underlying Obligor deemed to include the Qualifying Policy, the Insured Instrument and the Insured Obligor, respectively, except that:

Qualifying Policy means any obligation, contingent or otherwise, of a Reference Entity guaranteeing or having the economic effect of guaranteeing any Borrowed Money obligation or other obligation (a "Insured Instrument") of any other person or entity (the "Insured Obligor") in any manner, whether directly or indirectly, and including, without limitation, any obligation of the Reference Entity, directly or indirectly, (i) to purchase or pay (or advance or supply funds for the purpose or payment of) such Borrowed Money obligations or other obligation or to purchase (or advance or supply funds for the purchase of) any security for the payment thereof, (ii) to purchase or lease property, securities or services for the purpose of assuring the owner of such Borrowed Money obligations or other obligation of the payment thereof, (iii) to maintain working capital, equity capital or any other financial statement condition or liquidity of the Insured Obligor so at to enable the Insured Obligor to pay such Borrowed Money obligations or other obligation, (iv) as an account party in respect of any letter of credit or letter of guarantee issued to support such Borrowed Money obligations or other obligation and (v) as an issuer of any surety bond, financial guaranty insurance policy or other instrument (whether or not a contract of insurance) operating or intended to operate as credit enhancement or credit protection in relation to any Borrowed Money obligations or other obligations of an Insured Obligor provided that the term Qualifying Policy shall not include endorsements for collection or deposits in the ordinary course of business.

Qualifying Policy means a financial guaranty insurance policy or similar financial guarantee pursuant to which a Reference Entity irrevocably guarantees or insures all Instrument Payments (as defined below) of an instrument that constitutes Borrowed Money (modified as set forth below) (the “Insured Instrument”) for which another party (including a special purpose entity or trust) is the obligor (the “Insured Obligor”). Qualifying Policies shall exclude any arrangement (i) structured as a surety bond, letter of credit or equivalent legal arrangement or

Qualifying Policy means a policy of insurance issued by Fidelity Life and in force as of the close of business on the Eligibility Record Date. For the avoidance of doubt, a reinsurance agreement to which Fidelity Life is a party is not a Qualifying Policy.

Qualifying Policy means a financial guaranty insurance policy or similar financial guarantee pursuant to which a Reference Entity irrevocably guarantees or insures all Instrument Payments (as defined below) of an instrument that constitutes Borrowed Money (as defined in (B) of “Obligation”) (the “Insured Instrument”) for which another party (including a special purpose entity or trust) is the obligor (the “Insured Obligor”). Qualifying Policies shall exclude any arrangement (i) structured as a surety bond, letter of credit or equivalent legal arrangement or (ii) pursuant to the express contractual terms of which the payment obligations of the Reference Entity can be discharged or reduced as a result of the occurrence or non-occurrence of any event or circumstance (other than the payment of Instrument Payments). The benefit of a Qualifying Policy must be capable of being delivered together with the delivery of the Insured Instrument. For such purposes, “Instrument Payments” means (A) in the case of any Insured Instrument that is in the form of a pass-through certificate or similar funded beneficial interest, (x) the specified periodic distributions in respect of interest or other return on the Certificate Balance on or prior to the ultimate distribution of the Certificate Balance (y) the ultimate distribution of the Certificate Balance on or prior to a specified date, and (B) in the case of any other Insured Instrument, the scheduled payments of principal and interest, in the case of both (A) and (B) (1) determined without regard to limited recourse or reduction provisions of the type described in under “Not Contingent” under “Reference Obligation” below and (2) excluding sums inrespect of default interest, indemnities, tax gross-ups, make-whole amounts, early redemption premiums and other similar amounts (whether or not guaranteed or insured by the Qualifying Policy) and “Certificate Balance” means, in the case of an Insured Instrument that is in the form of a pass-through certificate or similar funded beneficial interest, the unit principal balance, certificate balance or similar measure of unreimbursed principal investment.

Qualifying Policy means a financial guaranty insurance policy or similar financial guarantee pursuant to which a Reference Entity irrevocably guarantees or insures all Instrument Payments (as defined below) of an instrument that constitutes Borrowed Money (modified as set forth below) (the

Qualifying Policy means a Participating Policy that is In Force on the Adoption Date and that is owned by an Eligible Policyholder on the Adoption Date.