Required Rate definition

Required Rate means (a) 8.30%, with respect to the Cutoff Date and any Distribution Date on or prior to the date on which the Class A-2-B Notes are paid in full, or, (b) 7.80%, with respect to any Distribution Date after the Class A-2-B Notes are paid in full, or, in each case, such other percentage approved by the Rating Agencies.

Required Rate means 6.35%.

Required Rate means, with respect to each Collection Period, 5.90%. “Yield Supplemented Receivable” means any Receivable that has an APR less than the Required Rate.

Examples of Required Rate in a sentence

• Any such order shall specify the principal amount in respect of the Securities to be issued and to which certificate such amount shall be allocable, the applicable Required Rate, the Stated Maturity Date and the date on which such issue of principal in respect of the Securities is to be authenticated.

• Many ecologists have absorbed this worldview from their parent discipline of biology.

• Required Rate Analysis of Future Investment Return ScenariosIn 2014 CalPERS completed a 2-year asset liability management study incorporating actuarial assumptions and strategic asset allocation.

• Required Rate of ReturnThe total fund investment return is compared to a required rate of return.

• For cost evaluation purposes, the labor category hourly rates provided in Attachment II, Required Rate Schedule, will be averaged.

More Definitions of Required Rate

Required Rate means, with respect to any Distribution Date, 4.00%.

Required Rate means 5.25%.

Required Rate means, with respect to each Collection Period, the sum of (i) the Servicing Rate plus (ii) the Class A-4 Interest Rate. "Yield Supplemented Receivable" means any Receivable that has an APR less than the Required Rate.

Required Rate means [__]%.

Required Rate means 5.00%.

Required Rate means 4.60%.

Required Rate means the sum of (a) the percent equivalent of a fraction, the numerator of which is the sum for each Class of Notes of the product of (1) the Interest Rate for such Class of Notes, (2) the original principal balance of such Class of Notes and (3) the expected weighted average life for such Class of Notes at the prepayment speed of 1.5% under the Absolute Prepayment Model and the denominator of which is the sum for each such Class of Notes of the product of (1) the original principal balance of such Class of Notes and (2) the expected weighted average life for such Class of Notes at the prepayment speed of 1.5% under the Absolute Prepayment Model and (b) the Servicing Fee Rate.