Examples of Successful Early Remarketing in a sentence
If the Remarketing Agent is unsuccessful on the first Early Remarketing Date during such Early Remarketing Period, a subsequent Remarketing shall be attempted (unless impracticable) by the Remarketing Agent on each of the two following Early Remarketing Dates in that Early Remarketing Period until a Successful Early Remarketing occurs.
No Collateral Substitution is permitted following a Successful Early Remarketing.
All documentation relating to applicants will be treated confidentially in accordance with the Protection of Personal Information Act (POPIA), No 4 of 2013.
Upon the occurrence of a Successful Early Remarketing and receipt in the Collateral Account of the proceeds thereof, the Collateral Agent shall cause the Securities Intermediary to apply an amount equal to the Treasury Portfolio Purchase Price to purchase, on behalf of the Holders of Corporate Units, the Treasury Portfolio.
In no event may a Holder of Treasury Units effect a Collateral Substitution following a Successful Early Remarketing.
In any such case, the Remarketing Agent may deduct the applicable Remarketing Fee from any amount of the proceeds from the Successful Remarketing in excess of 100% of the Treasury Portfolio Purchase Price plus the Separate Senior Notes Purchase Price (if any), in the case of a Successful Early Remarketing, or the aggregate principal amount of Remarketed Senior Notes, in the case of a Successful Final Remarketing.
Upon the occurrence of a Successful Early Remarketing and receipt in the Collateral Account of the proceeds thereof, the Collateral Agent shall cause the Securities Intermediary to apply an amount equal to the Remarketing Treasury Portfolio Purchase Price to purchase, on behalf of the Holders of Corporate Units, the Remarketing Treasury Portfolio.
Following a Successful Early Remarketing or Special Event Redemption and receipt in the Collateral Account of the proceeds thereof, the Collateral Agent shall cause the Securities Intermediary to apply an amount equal to the Treasury Portfolio Purchase Price to purchase, on behalf of the Holders of Corporate Units, the Treasury Portfolio.