Risk Rating definition

Risk Rating means, with respect to any Loan at any time, if such Loan is at such time (i) rated by both S&P and Moody’s, the lower of such ratings, (ii) rated by either S&P or Moody’s, such rating or (iii) not rated by either S&P or Moody’s, the rating determined by the Servicer’s risk rating model.

Risk Rating the risk rating of a Mortgage Loan, determined using ----------- the Underwriting Guidelines or other applicable standards of the Investor to which such Mortgage Loan is to be sold by the Company under a Take-Out Commitment previously issued to the Company by such Investor, provided such underwriting guidelines or other applicable standards comply with industry standards in the sole judgment of the Agent.

Risk Rating means the risk rating of an indenture under a Program.

Examples of Risk Rating in a sentence

• Third, we recommend increasing funding for the flood insurance program to account for the slated increase in insurance premiums due to FEMA’s Risk Rating 2.0 and, hopefully, secure implementation of our recommended 2-tiered, 2-years long program in place of the currently proposed one-year long program.

• These were not considered exceptions.Original PD Score (Original Risk Rating) Scoreband in CRS System.For Selected Student Loans #48 and #145, the Company informed us that they overrode the risk rating of these two borrowers based on a pre-approved exception of being in the Top 20 MBA schools.

• We compared the Risk Rating (Hubble 9) to the Scoreband in the “Override” section of the CRS System and identified that the reason stated in the CRS System was “MBA, Top 20 schools.” These were not considered exceptions.

• Considering flood insurance may be a new expense for grantees and will likely be more expensive than it ever has been given Risk Rating 2.0, many grantees may need more time, assistance, or both to maintain flood insurance.

• Table 3: Risk Rating by Criterion CriterionSource: Generated by OIG from an analysis of information and documentation associated with the Department’s grant and cooperative agreement closeout process.

More Definitions of Risk Rating

Risk Rating means the score or classification, as determined for each Loan in accordance with the Credit and Collection Policy.

Risk Rating means, for any Loan, the rating assigned thereto by the Servicer under the numeric rating system used by the Servicer to rate the credit profile on Loans, as described in the Investment Policy, applied consistently and in good faith.

Risk Rating means, for any Collateral Loan, the rating assigned thereto by the Collateral Manager under the five-level numeric rating system used by the Collateral Manager to rate the credit profile on Collateral Loans, as described in the Collateral Manager’s Investment Management Procedures, applied consistently and in good faith.

Risk Rating means a rating determined in accordance with section 39;

Risk Rating means the numerical value or rating assigned to each element of the family risk assessment matrix based on a range of values: no risk (NR), low risk (L), moderate risk (M) or high risk (H) to the child.

Risk Rating means the risk rating of a Mortgage Loan determined by the underwriting guidelines of Borrower or other applicable standards of an Investor to which such Mortgage Loan is to be sold by Borrower under a Take-Out Commitment, provided that such underwriting guidelines or other applicable standards comply with industry standards in the sole judgment of Agent.

Risk Rating means, as of any calculation date, risk ratings assigned in accordance with the Bank's current risk rating system as documented in Section J.3 of the Bank's Credit Policy Manual dated February 1, 2000 and definitions of risk ratings in Prevailing Regulatory Requirements.