Common use of Margin Excess Clause in Contracts

Margin Excess. In the event the then aggregate Margin Value of Purchased Securities shall exceed the Purchase Price of outstanding Transactions (such excess amount, the ‘Margin Excess”), Custodian shall so notify Seller and, upon Oral or Written Instructions from Seller, Custodian shall transfer Purchased Securities from Buyer’s Account to Seller’s Account having a Market Value equal to the Margin Excess. Buyer hereby irrevocably authorizes Custodian to accept the Oral or Written Instructions of Seller identifying the specific Purchased Securities to be released from Buyer’s Account pursuant hereto. Upon transfer from Buyer’s Account, released Securities shall cease to be Purchased Securities for all purposes hereunder.

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Sources: Custodial Agreement (Vanguard CMT Funds)

Margin Excess. In the event the then aggregate Margin Value of Purchased Securities shall exceed the Purchase Price of outstanding Transactions (such excess amount, the "Margin Excess"), Custodian shall so notify Seller and, upon Oral or Written Instructions from Seller, Custodian shall transfer Purchased Securities from Buyer’s 's Account to Seller’s 's Account having a Market Value equal to the Margin Excess. Buyer hereby irrevocably authorizes Custodian to accept the Oral or Written Instructions of Seller identifying the specific Purchased Securities to be released from Buyer’s 's Account pursuant hereto. Upon transfer from Buyer’s 's Account, released Securities shall cease to be Purchased Securities for all purposes hereunder.

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Sources: Custodial Undertaking (College Retirement Equities Fund)

Margin Excess. In the event the then aggregate Margin Value of Purchased Securities shall exceed the Purchase Price of outstanding Transactions (such excess amount, the Margin Excess”), Custodian shall so notify Seller and, upon Oral or Written Instructions from Seller, Custodian shall transfer Purchased Securities from Buyer’s Account to Seller’s Account having a Market Value equal to the Margin Excess. Buyer hereby irrevocably authorizes Custodian to accept the Oral or Written Instructions of Seller identifying the specific Purchased Securities to be released from Buyer’s Account pursuant hereto. Upon transfer from Buyer’s Account, released Securities shall cease to be Purchased Securities for all purposes hereunder.

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Sources: Custodial Undertaking (Tiaa-Cref Funds)

Margin Excess. In the event the then aggregate Margin Value of Purchased Securities shall exceed the Purchase Repurchase Price of outstanding Transactions (such excess amount, the Margin Excess”), Custodian Subcustodian shall so notify Seller and, upon Oral or Written Instructions from Seller, Custodian Subcustodian shall transfer Purchased Securities from Buyer’s Account to Seller’s Account having a Market Value equal to the Margin Excess. Buyer hereby irrevocably authorizes Custodian Subcustodian to accept the Oral or Written Instructions of Seller identifying the specific Purchased Securities to be released from Buyer’s Account pursuant hereto. Upon transfer from Buyer’s 's Account, released Securities shall cease to be Purchased Securities for all purposes hereunder.

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Sources: Subcustodial Undertaking (Ing Series Fund Inc)

Margin Excess. In the event the then aggregate Margin Value of Purchased Securities shall exceed the Purchase Price of outstanding Transactions (such excess amount, the "Margin Excess"), Custodian shall so notify Seller and, upon Oral or Written Instructions from Seller, Custodian shall transfer Purchased Securities from Buyer’s 's Account to Seller’s 's Account having a Market Value equal to the Margin Excess. Buyer hereby irrevocably authorizes Custodian to accept the Oral or Written Instructions of Seller identifying the specific Purchased Securities to be released from Buyer’s 's Account pursuant hereto. Upon transfer from Buyer’s ▇▇▇▇▇'s Account, released Securities shall cease to be Purchased Securities for all purposes hereunder.

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Sources: Master Repurchase Agreement