Define: Total Outstanding Balance

How is Outstanding Balance dHow is Total Outstanding Balance defined in a legal contract?

• Total Outstanding Balance means the total sum of all remaining balances stated in the account statement. Seen in 13 SEC filings.
• Total Outstanding Balance means the comprehensive principal amount owed to all lenders. Seen in 5 SEC filings.
• Total Outstanding Balance means the combined sum of the Total Outstanding Balance A and the Total Outstanding Balance B. Seen in 4 SEC filings.
• Total Outstanding Balance means the total amount of unsecured credit facilities receivables, excluding credit card receivables and other specified receivables. Seen in 1 SEC filing.
• Total Outstanding Balance means the aggregate principal amount of the individual advance that is owed to all lenders. Seen in 1 SEC filing.
• Total Outstanding Balance means in relation to the Mortgage Loans on any date, the sum of the outstanding principal loan balances, including any capitalized interest, fees and MIG premiums, and any interest due. Seen in 1 SEC filing.

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efined in a legal contract?

• Outstanding Balance means the remaining principal amount of any receivable at a given point in time. Seen in 517 SEC filings.
• Outstanding Balance means as of a particular determination date, the Purchase Price, altered subject to the terms, inclusive of transaction expenses, accrued but unpaid interest, collection/enforcement costs, relevant taxes/fees, and any other incurred charges.
  Seen in 254 SEC filings.
• Outstanding Balance means, at a time of determination, the remaining principal amount of any receivable. Seen in 91 SEC filings.
• Outstanding Balance means the Original Principal Amount, altered subject to the terms for conversion or breach, plus any accrued but unpaid interest, collection/enforcement costs, and any other incurred charges under the Note. Seen in 60 SEC filings.
• Outstanding Balance means, with respect to any receivable, as of any date of determination, the amount which shall not be less than zero. This being determined by calculating the Billed Amount, minus all collections received from the Obligor thereunder, minus all modifications by the Originator, Borrower or Servicer that reduce such Billed Amount. Seen in 57 SEC filings.
• Outstanding Balance means, with respect to any Loan Asset as of a given determination date, the outstanding principal balance of advances or loans made to the related Obligor as per the related Loan Agreement, exclusive of any interest and Accreted Interest. Seen in 46 SEC filings.
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• Genie Definition 1
• Total Outstanding Balance means the sum of all unpaid balances in an account or owed to lenders.
• Relevant Contract Types
• Loan Agreements
• Mortgage Agreements
• Credit Facility Agreements
• Leasing Agreements
• Relevant Circumstances
• Initiating a loan recovery process
• Loan securitization
• Debt restructuring
• Mortgage refinance
• Financing lease transactions
• Relevant Sectors
• Financial Services
• Real Estate
• Consumer Goods & Services
• anding Balance means with respect to any Contract on any date of determination, all amounts owing under such Contract, be it considered principal or as finance charges, which shall be greater than or equal to zero. Additionally, with respect to any Dealer Loan, it is the aggregate amount advanced plus revenue accrued, recoveries, less collections applied to the reduction of the balance of such Dealer Loan and less any write-offs. Also related to any Purchased Loan or any Purchased Loan arising from a Dealer Collections Purchase Agreement, it involves a series of calculations on the sum, revenue, recoveries and less collections applied to the reduction of the balance, less any write-offs. Seen in 38 SEC filings.
• Outstanding Balance means the amount the lender calculates you must pay to settle the finance agreement less any arrears and interest on arrears, and less the repayment of any amount other than the purchase price of the vehicle. Seen in 32 SEC filings.

Note: The Genie AI Legal Assistant pulled this data out of the SEC EDGAR Database of 500,000 records from the past 22 years of filings. We regularly update this page as new filings and definitions come in.

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Which definition should you use?

🤔 Our AI Legal Assistant has combined and improved the above descriptions to create market-standard 'Genie definitions' below, with guidance on which documents and which industry to use for each.

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Genie Definition 1

Outstanding Balance means the remaining amount of any receivable or principal at a specified determination date.

Relevant Contract Types

• Loan Agreement
• Credit Agreement
• Lease Agreement
• Mortgage Agreement

Relevant Circumstances

• Financial borrowing
• Acquisition of goods or property
• Renegotiation of existing financial obligations
• Financial audits

Relevant Sectors

• Finance
• Real Estate
• Retail

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Genie Definition 2

Total Outstanding Balance means the complete amount of unsecured credit facility receivables.

Relevant Contract Types

• Credit Card Agreements
• Line of Credit Agreements

Relevant Circumstances

• Credit card defaults
• Loan applications
• Securitization of receivables
• Calculating credit risk

Relevant Sectors

• Financial Services
• Retail

Genie Definition 2

Outstanding Balance means the total amount required to settle a finance agreement, less any arrears or other non-principal repayments.

Relevant Contract Types

• Payment Agreement
• Settlement Agreement
• Installment Agreement

Relevant Circumstances

• Payment plan arrangements
• Debt settlement negotiations
• Dispute resolution settlements
• Financial audits

Relevant Sectors

• Finance
• Insurance
• Healthcare
• Education

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