ROCKALL CLO B.V. - Irish Stock Exchange
ROCKALL CLO B.V. - Irish Stock Exchange
ROCKALL CLO B.V. - Irish Stock Exchange
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Investment Diversification and Concentration Limitations<br />
The basis on which funds are to be made available under the VF Notes and the Notes by reference to the Market<br />
Valuation Manual has been structured to permit investment flexibility while maintaining portfolio diversification.<br />
Although the Collateral Management Agreement does not prescribe specific eligibility criteria with which Issuer<br />
Investments must comply (other than on their acquisition (see the section headed "Acquisition Criteria for Issuer<br />
Investments" below)), the Market Valuation Manual does establish certain Issuer Investment concentration<br />
parameters, with respect to issuer and industry diversification, liquidity of investments, foreign currency<br />
investments, counterparty exposure and various other criteria, for the purpose of computing compliance with the<br />
Over-Collateralisation Tests. These parameters are not strict limitations in themselves but determine which<br />
Issuer Investments at any time may be taken into consideration when computing compliance with the<br />
Over-Collateralisation Tests. However, the Issuer is not prohibited from holding Issuer Investments in excess of<br />
such parameters. In addition, the amount of indebtedness that the Issuer is permitted to incur at any time will be<br />
reduced to account for potential funding obligations under Hedging and Short-Sale Transactions and for<br />
extensions of credit under Loans that are not fully funded. The investment diversification and concentration<br />
parameters are set out in the Market Valuation Manual (see definition of "Excess Issuer Investments" in the<br />
Market Valuation Manual).<br />
Acquisition Criteria for Issuer Investments<br />
The Collateral Management Agreement specifies certain criteria ("Acquisition Criteria") with which Issuer<br />
Investments must comply at the time of the Issuer (or Collateral Manager on its behalf) entering into a binding<br />
commitment to acquire the same. As further particularised in the Collateral Management Agreement the<br />
Acquisition Criteria require that Issuer Investments: (a) are eligible to be sold, novated, assigned to or by, or<br />
participated in and by, the Issuer in each case without any breach of applicable law, selling restrictions or of any<br />
contractual provision, (b) are not leases, (c) will not, following acquisition by the Issuer, be subject to withholding<br />
tax in any jurisdiction unless the applicable obligors under such Issuer Investments are required to make "gross<br />
up" payments to the Issuer that cover the full amount of any such withholding on an after-tax basis, (d) are not<br />
obligations whose acquisition by the Issuer will cause the Issuer to be deemed to have participated in a primary<br />
loan origination in the United States, (e) are not Margin <strong>Stock</strong> as defined under Regulation U issued by The<br />
Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve System, (f) are capable of being subject to a first priority security<br />
interest in favour of the Security Trustee for the benefit of the Secured Creditors pursuant to the Security and<br />
Intercreditor Deed, (g) do not, by reason of their acquisition, cause the Issuer to breach the Over-Collateralisation<br />
Tests or any of the covenants contained in Condition 5(a)(Covenants of and Restrictions on the Issuer), (h) it is<br />
not a Dutch Ineligible Security or an obligation or instrument that is convertible into or exchangeable for a Dutch<br />
Ineligible Security, and (i) it is not indebtedness for borrowed money owing by a Dutch resident individual or<br />
Dutch corporate entity who or which is not acting in the conduct of a business or profession. The Collateral<br />
Management Agreement provides that the subsequent failure of any Issuer Investment to satisfy any of the<br />
Acquisition Criteria shall not prevent any obligation from being an Issuer Investment so long as such obligation<br />
satisfied the Acquisition Criteria when the Issuer or the Collateral Manager (on behalf of the Issuer) entered into a<br />
binding agreement to purchase such obligation and shall not necessitate any action by the Issuer or the<br />
Collateral Manager.<br />
Over-Collateralisation Testing and Reporting<br />
Pursuant to the Trust Deed and the Security and Intercreditor Deed, the Issuer will procure that the Collateral<br />
Manager, on behalf of the Issuer, shall: (A)(i) calculate the Market Value of each Issuer Investment that is not an<br />
Unquoted Investment on (x) the Valuation Date for each calendar week and (y) to the extent that a Market Value<br />
Price therefor is determined using an Approved Pricing Service, on each Business Day and (ii) calculate the<br />
Market Value of each Issuer Investment that is an Unquoted Investment on at least a quarterly basis or, with<br />
respect to Unquoted Investments having an aggregate Market Value in excess of 4 per cent. of Total<br />
Capitalisation, at least monthly and (B) on each Business Day on which any Rated Notes or VF Notes remain<br />
Outstanding, determine whether the Over-Collateralisation Tests have been satisfied by reference to the then<br />
most recent Quoted Issuer Investment Valuation and/or the then most recent Unquoted Issuer Investment<br />
Valuation.<br />
The Over-Collateralisation Tests<br />
Compliance with the Over-Collateralisation Tests is an obligation of the Issuer under the Trust Deed. Subject to<br />
certain provisos the Over-Collateralisation Tests are satisfied when either: (1)(a) the Senior Advance Amount is<br />
greater than or equal to the Principal Amount Outstanding of Senior Indebtedness (as defined in Condition 1<br />
(Definitions)), (b) the Class B Notes Advance Amount is greater than or equal to the sum of the Principal Amount<br />
Outstanding of Senior Indebtedness and the Principal Amount Outstanding of the Class B Notes (as defined in<br />
Condition 1 (Definitions)), (c) the Class C Notes Advance Amount is greater than or equal to the sum of the<br />
Principal Amount Outstanding of Senior Indebtedness, the Principal Amount Outstanding of the Class B Notes<br />
and the Principal Amount Outstanding of the Class C Notes (as defined in Condition 1 (Definitions)) and (d) the<br />
Class D Notes Advance Amount is greater than or equal to the sum of the Principal Amount Outstanding of<br />
Senior Indebtedness, the Principal Amount Outstanding of the Class B Notes, the Principal Amount Outstanding<br />
of the Class C Notes and the Principal Amount Outstanding of the Class D Notes (as defined in Condition 1<br />
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