Lender Value Sample Clauses
The Lender Value clause defines the specific value that a lender assigns to an asset, typically for the purposes of determining loan amounts or collateral requirements. In practice, this value may be established through an independent appraisal or a lender’s internal assessment, and it may differ from the asset’s market value or purchase price. By clearly specifying how the asset’s value is determined for lending purposes, this clause helps prevent disputes over collateral adequacy and ensures both parties understand the basis for loan calculations.
Lender Value applicants are strongly encouraged to provide U.S. dollar values for objects, including from non-U.S. lenders. This information is reviewed to assess values given in Questions 12 and 13. Applicants who do not furnish U.S. dollar values for objects in Question 14 may be requested to do so. Logistical arrangements and visual materials are not required for objects not requested for indemnity. Submit digital images in two separate PDF files: one PDF for the objects requested for indemnity, and one PDF for the highlight images. Image size should be consistent. To avoid unnecessarily large files, each image/file has a size limit of 1 MB. There is a limit of 250 MB for all of your Part 2 application materials combined. Password protect each file (e.g., PDF) before you upload it to the Applicant Portal. This feature generally is located through the “File” tab of each program. Use the same password for each file. After completing Part 2, email this password to the Indemnity staff at: ▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ NOTE: Object information provided for each image must match information provided with Lists 12 and 13; see instructions for 12 and 13. Items 2 and 3: Identification and U.S. Dollar Value of Objects Requested for Indemnity, above: Submit:
Lender Value. ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s U.S. dollar value for each object.
Lender Value applicants are strongly encouraged to provide U.S. dollar values for objects, including from non-U.S. lenders. This information is reviewed to assess values given in Question 11. Applicants who do not furnish U.S. dollar values for objects in Question 12 may be requested to do so. Logistical arrangements and visual materials are not required for objects not requested for indemnity.
Lender Value. Lender's value, converted to U.S. dollars, for each object. Generally, for objects with lender values greater than $100 million, the Federal Council will limit indemnity coverage to no more than $100 million per object, and excess must be otherwise insured. Objects considered part of a pair/set must have individual values. Provide U.S. dollar value rounded to the nearest full dollar. Convert foreign currency values into U.S. dollars; indemnity claims are paid only in U.S. dollars. Reasonable currency fluctuations anticipated to occur during the indemnity period should be reflected and explained in the valuations.
Lender Value applicants are strongly encouraged to provide U.S. dollar values for objects, including from non-U.S. lenders. This information is reviewed to assess values given in Questions 12 and 13. Applicants who do not furnish U.S. dollar values for objects in Question 14 may be requested to do so. Logistical arrangements and visual materials are not required for objects not requested for indemnity. Submit digital images in two separate PDF files: one PDF for the objects requested for indemnity, and one PDF for the highlight images. Image size should be consistent. There is a limit of 250 MB for all of your Part 2 application materials combined. Password protect each file (e.g., PDF) before you upload it to the Applicant Portal. This feature generally is located through the “File” tab of each program. Use the same password for each file. After completing Part 2, email this password to the Indemnity staff at: ▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ and ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇▇@▇▇▇▇.▇▇▇ NOTE: Object information provided for each image must match information provided with Lists 12 and 13; see instructions for 12 and 13. Items 2 and 3: Identification and U.S. Dollar Value of Objects Requested for Indemnity, above: Submit:
Lender Value. Lender's value, converted to U.S. dollars, for each object. Generally, for objects with lender values greater than $100 million, the Federal Council will limit indemnity coverage to no more than $100 million per object, and excess must be otherwise insured. Objects considered part of a pair/set must have individual values. Provide U.S. dollar value rounded to the nearest full dollar (do not add cents, even if
Lender Value. ▇▇▇▇▇▇'s U.S. dollar value for each object. coverage to no more than $100 million per object, and excess must be otherwise insured. Objects considered part of a pair/set must have individual values.
Lender Value. Provide U.S. dollar value for each object rounded to the nearest full dollar (indemnity claims are paid only in U.S. dollars). For reference you may also include the lender's currency. Convert foreign currency values into U.S. dollars. Reasonable currency fluctuations anticipated to occur during the indemnity period should be reflected and justified in the valuations. The list of objects and values is included in the Certificate of Indemnity and will be the basis to determine the amount of a claim payment. All lender values must be provided before a Certificate of Indemnity is issued. After entering a lender value for each object, enter the total of these lender values in the cell directly under the last lender value. For example, if the list ends at 12.34, enter the total value requested in the cell under the Lender Value for
Lender Value. Provide U.S. dollar value for each object. The list of objects and values is included in the Certificate of Indemnity and will be the basis to determine the amount of a claim payment. All lender values must be provided before a Certificate of Indemnity is issued. After entering a lender value for each object, enter the total of these lender values in the cell directly under the last lender value. For example, if the list ends at 11.34,