Revenue Ledger definition
Examples of Revenue Ledger in a sentence
The Current Issuer Cash Manager shall thereafter record as a debit on the Current Issuer Revenue Ledger the application by the Current Issuer of any excess Current Issuer Available Revenue Receipts to extinguish any balance on a Current Issuer Principal Deficiency Sub Ledger.
Cash Capital Contributions made in respect of a Payment Holiday shall, to the extent that they represent unpaid interest associated with that Payment Holiday, be credited to the Revenue Ledger and, to the extent that they represent unpaid principal associated with that Payment Holiday, be credited to the Principal Ledger.
On each LLP Payment Date, the LLP or the Cash Manager on its behalf will transfer Available Revenue Receipts from the Revenue Ledger and the Reserve Ledger, as applicable, to the Payment Ledger on the GIC Account in accordance with Clause 14 (Allocation and Distribution of Revenue Receipts prior to service of a Notice to Pay) of the LLP Deed.
Any amounts which are paid to the Seller or the Mortgages Trustee in accordance with the Mortgage Sale Agreement shall be debited to the All Monies Mortgage Enforcement Proceeds Ledger and in case of amounts due to the Seller, paid to the Seller as an All Monies Mortgage Trust Beneficiary and in the case of amounts due to the Mortgages Trustee, credited to the Revenue Ledger and the Principal Ledger, as appropriate.
Unless a liquidity buffer is no longer required to be maintained or provided for pursuant to the CB Legislation, the CBC will be required to maintain a mandatory liquidity fund (the "Mandatory Liquidity Fund") on the AIC Account (which Mandatory Liquidity Fund is administered through the Mandatory Liquidity Revenue Ledger and the Mandatory Liquidity Principal Ledger).