Foreign Currency Fluctuations Clause Samples

Foreign Currency Fluctuations. If any drawdown under a Facility is denominated in an Alternative Currency and one Business Day prior to the due date of any payable principal, interest, fee or expense under any Facility ("Exchange Conversion Date"), the Bank reasonably determines that the total Obligations under the Facility(ies) exceed(s) the aggregated Facility limit in Base Currency, or the total Obligations under an individual Facility exceed the individual facility limit in Base Currency for such Facility, the Customer shall, upon the request of the Bank, repay, on the Exchange Conversion Date, an amount of the Facility(ies) or the relevant individual Facility (as the case may be), or provide cash cover in respect of the Obligations. The amount of such repayment or cash cover shall be an amount sufficient to ensure that following such repayment or receipt of cash cover the aggregate Obligations under the Facility(ies) do not exceed the total Facility limit in Base Currency, and the amount of the Obligations under each individual Facility do not exceed the applicable individual facility limit in Base Currency. The Bank may reject any drawdown to be made or any Obligation to be incurred under any Facility where the Bank reasonably determines that it may result in any applicable aggregated or individual facility limit being exceeded.

Related to Foreign Currency Fluctuations

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