Common use of Stock Borrow Event Clause in Contracts

Stock Borrow Event. If in Dealer’s reasonable judgment, (a) Dealer is not able hedge its exposure under this Transaction because insufficient Shares are made available for borrowing by securities lenders or (b) Dealer would incur a cost to borrow (or to maintain a borrow of) sufficient Shares to hedge its exposure under this Transaction that is equal to or greater than 200 basis points per annum per any Share (each of (a) and (b), a “Stock Borrow Event”), then Dealer shall be entitled to designate any Scheduled Trading Day prior to the date the Number of Shares is first reduced to zero to be a Settlement Date, by providing Counterparty at least two Scheduled Trading Days’ notice prior to the relevant Settlement Date, and to designate the number of Settlement Shares for the relevant Settlement Date, which shall not exceed the number of Shares to which the relevant Stock Borrow Event relates.

Stock Borrow Event. If in Dealer’s reasonable judgment, (a) Dealer is not able hedge its exposure under this a Transaction because insufficient Shares are made available for borrowing by securities lenders or (b) Dealer would incur a cost to borrow (or to maintain a borrow of) sufficient Shares to hedge its exposure under this a Transaction that is equal to or greater than 200 basis points per annum per any Share (each of (a) and (b), a “Stock Borrow Event”), then Dealer shall be entitled to designate any Scheduled Trading Day prior to the date the applicable Number of Shares is first reduced to zero to be a Settlement DateDate for such Transaction, by providing Counterparty at least two Scheduled Trading Days’ notice prior to the relevant Settlement Date, and to designate the number of Settlement Shares for the relevant Settlement Date, which shall not exceed the number of Shares as to which the relevant Stock Borrow Event relates.