Or. Admin. Code § 123-300-1901 - Release of Lender from Agreement and Use of Balance in Account
(1) A lender shall
be released from any obligation under an Agreement and may use for any purpose
the remaining balance in the lender's Loan Loss Reserve Account, including
accrued interest, if the lender has:
(a)
Performed under the terms and conditions of an Agreement entered into with the
Department for a period of 10 years;
(b) Attained during the 10-year period of the
Agreement, a ratio of four-to-one (4 : 1) of total principal amount of Enrolled
Loans made by the lender to the amount of moneys awarded to the lender under
the Program; and,
(c) Complied with
the annual and final reporting requirements of the Program provided under OAR
123-300-1401.
(2) Upon
receipt of the lender's final report, required annual reports and request for
release, the Department shall calculate the ratio of total principal amount of
Enrolled Loans made by the lender to the amount of moneys awarded to the lender
under the Program to determine if lender has met the requirement of (1)(b) of
this section.
(3) Failure of the
lender to meet the requirement in (1)(b) of this section, shall require the
lender to return a portion of the balance of the lender's Loan Loss Reserve
Account to the Department in an amount necessary to achieve the leverage ratio
requirement of the provision.
(4)
Any balance due under section (3) shall be remitted to the Department in full
prior to release of the lender's obligations or termination of the
Agreement.
(5) A release under this
section does not absolve a lender of any contractual obligations owed to a
Borrower under a loan agreement.
(6) Upon release of lender from an Agreement,
the Loan Loss Reserve Account shall be closed and any outstanding fees or
balance due shall be paid in full by the lender.
Notes
Statutory/Other Authority: ORS 285A.075 & ORS 285B.780 - ORS 285B.799
Statutes/Other Implemented: ORS 285B.780 - ORS 285B.799 & ORS 706.008
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