No Limitation on Customer Concentration and Cross-aged Accounts Sample Clauses

No Limitation on Customer Concentration and Cross-aged Accounts. The Eligible Accounts shall not be limited or reduced by any customer concentration or cross-aged accounts. The term “customer concentration” shall mean having in excess of 25% of Borrower’s Eligible Accounts with any single customer (or group of affiliated customers). The term “cross-aged account(s)” shall mean any account of Borrower where at least 20% of the outstanding balance of such account has aged in excess of 120 days.
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