Weighted Average Life Test definition
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After the Reinvestment Period, the Issuer shall only consent and shall only allow the Collateral Manager to consent to any amendment if, after giving effect to such Maturity Amendment, (a) the Weighted Average Life Test is satisfied and (b) the maturity of such Collateral Obligation is not extended beyond the shortest Stated Maturity of any of the Secured Notes still Outstanding.
The Borrower (and the Collateral Manager on its behalf) shall not consent to any extension or postponement of the maturity date with respect to any Collateral Loan unless, after giving effect to any such extension or postponement, the Maximum Weighted Average Life Test shall be satisfied.
The Borrower (and the Servicer on its behalf) shall not consent to any extension or postponement of the maturity date with respect to any Collateral Loan without the prior written consent of the Administrative Agent; provided that the prior written consent of the Administrative Agent shall not be required if, after giving effect to such extension or postponement, the Maximum Weighted Average Life Test is satisfied.
The Collateral Manager may not consent to an amendment, exchange or deemed acquisition that would extend the final maturity of a Collateral Obligation unless after giving effect thereto, (i) the final maturity of such Collateral Obligation is not later than the Stated Maturity and (ii) the Weighted Average Life Test will be satisfied.
The Portfolio Manager may not consent to solicitations by issuers of Collateral Obligations to extend the maturity of such Collateral Obligations unless (x) either (i) the maturity of the new Collateral Obligation is not later than the Stated Maturity or (ii) the Aggregate Principal Balance of Long-Dated Obligations is not more than 6% of the Collateral Principal Amount and (y) if the solicitation is after the Reinvestment Period, the Weighted Average Life Test is satisfied.