Examples of Unsecured Credit Allowance in a sentence
The Transmission Provider has the right at any time to modify any Unsecured Credit Allowance and/or require additional Financial Security as may be reasonably necessary to support the Tariff Customer’s ability to pay for market services provided under this Tariff and other Agreements.
The Non-FTR Credit Limit is the sum of its Unsecured Credit Allowance and any Available Non-FTR Financial Security (i.e., Financial Security provided in excess of its FTR Obligations).
Accordingly, the Unsecured Credit Allowance would be capped at $50,000,000.
If the modification results in a reduction or revocation of Unsecured Credit Allowance and the reduction or revocation results in the need to provide Financial Security, the Transmission Provider will promptly notify the Tariff Customer in writing of the requirement to provide Financial Security as a result of the reduction or revocation of the previously granted amount of Unsecured Credit Allowance.
For any Public Power entity for whom the product of the applicable percentage from Table 1 multiplied by the Tangible Net Worth for the Public Power entity yields an Unsecured Credit Allowance of less than $250,000 the Unsecured Credit Floor value shall be substituted as the authorized Unsecured Credit Allowance.
The credit limit extended to a Foreign Guarantor will be based on the Transmission Provider’s credit scoring model applicable to Domestic Guarantors; however, the maximum Unsecured Credit Allowance will be capped by the credit rating and the sovereign rating as detailed in the above table.
The credit scoring model converts the Composite Credit Score to a suggested Unsecured Credit Allowance through a three step process:STEP ONE: Convert the Tariff Customer’s Composite Credit Score to a percentage value: Table 1 below contains a matrix which converts the Composite Credit Score to a percentage value.
The Total Credit Limit for a Tariff Customer is the sum of its Unsecured Credit Allowance and the Financial Security provided less any Financial Security restricted for alternative capitalization purposes, if any.
Must provide audited financials in United States and/or Canadian GAAP format or International Financial Reporting Standards (IFRS) format with a clear representation of net worth, intangible assets, and any other information the Transmission Provider may require in order to determine the entity's Unsecured Credit Allowance.
If a Guarantor provides Corporate Guaranties for multiple Applicants and/or Tariff Customers and/or is also a Tariff Customer, the sum value of the Unsecured Credit Allowance of all such Applicants and/or Tariff Customer and the Guarantor shall not exceed the lesser of: (i) the approved Unsecured Credit Allowance for the Guarantor based on Transmission Provider’s financial review of Guarantor; or (ii) $50 million for Non-Foreign Guaranties and $25 million for Foreign Guaranties.