Not exact matches
In addition, a 12 - month debt service reserve account will be established beginning in year 6 of operations and will be in place
through the final
maturity of the TIFIA
loan.
The TIFIA
loan subsidy cost for this project was funded
through a TIGER III grant and began repayment in June 2013 and will reach final
maturity in December 2047.
Direct
loan: $ 949.465 million; the TIFIA
loan is structured in two tranches: $ 127.291 million of TIFIA debt (TIFIA Tranche A) will be repaid in full by the second Final Acceptance Payment from FDOT in 2021; and $ 822.174 million of TIFIA debt (TIFIA Tranche B), which is repaid from the Availability Payments made by FDOT
through final
maturity in 2052.
Principal repayment of the TIFIA
loan will begin in 2020, and will amortize
through final
maturity anticipated in 2037.
Principal repayment of the TIFIA
loan will begin with substantial completion of delivery and will amortize
through a 30 - year
maturity with the final
maturity anticipated in 2052.
They will have more confidence that in your ability to see the
loan through to
maturity despite you bad credit history.
Through its partnership with AIDEA, Alaska USA is able to provide business members with larger
loans that have longer
maturity periods than regular term
loans.
Through its partnership with the USDA, Alaska USA is able to provide business members with larger
loans that have longer
maturity periods than typical term
loans.
a) the
loan is free of interest; b) the minimum
maturity period of the
loan is seven years; c) The amount of
loan is received by inward remittance in free foreign exchange
through normal banking channels or by debit to the NRE / FCNR account of the non-resident lender; d) The
loan is utilised for the borrower's personal purposes or for carrying on his normal business activity but not for carrying on agricultural / plantation activities, purchase of immovable property or shares / debentures / bonds issued by companies in India or for re-lending.
Assumes borrowers» previous
loans were the same term as their DRB
loans and that borrowers will pay their DRB
loans according to schedule assuming the
loans are paid
through to
maturity without prepayments.
However, unlike other contracts wherein fulfilling certain obligations from both sides will generally be simultaneous, in life insurance contracts, the customer fulfils his obligations of payment of premium either immediately (single premium) or periodically (annually) with a hope and belief that the other party (insurer) will be fulfilling his part of the obligation in due course
through multiple events like partial withdrawals,
loans, survival or
maturity benefits, surrenders or any live or death claim as per contractual obligations.
Interest rates still remain low, so acquisition finance is plentiful and a slew of five - and 10 - year term
loans from 2005
through 20120 are nearing their
maturity.