AIM DEVELOPING MARKETS FUND Sample Clauses

AIM DEVELOPING MARKETS FUND. NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $500 million................................................. 0.975% Next $500 million.................................................. 0.95% Next $500 million.................................................. 0.925% On amounts thereafter.............................................. 0.90% AIM ENHANCED SHORT BOND FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $1 billion................................................... 0.45% Next $4 billion.................................................... 0.425% Over $5 billion.................................................... 0.40% AIM INTERNATIONAL BOND FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $250 million................................................. 0.65% Next $250 million.................................................. 0.59% Next $500 million.................................................. 0.565% Next $1.5 billion.................................................. 0.54% Next $2.5 billion.................................................. 0.515% Next $5 billion.................................................... 0.49% Over $10 billion................................................... 0.465% AIM GLOBAL HEALTH CARE FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $350 million................................................. 0.75% Next $350 million.................................................. 0.65% Next $1.3 billion.................................................. 0.55% Next $2 billion.................................................... 0.45% Next $2 billion.................................................... 0.40% Next $2 billion.................................................... 0.375% Over $8 billion.................................................... 0.35% AIM TRIMARK ENDEAVOR FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $1 billion................................................... 0.80% On amounts thereafter.............................................. 0.75% AIM TRIMARK FUND AIM TRIMARK SMALL COMPANIES FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $1 billion................................................... 0.85% On amounts thereafter.............................................. 0.80%"
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AIM DEVELOPING MARKETS FUND. NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $500 million.............................................................. 0.975% Next $500 million............................................................... 0.95% Next $500 million............................................................... 0.925% On amounts thereafter........................................................... 0.90% AIM GLOBAL HEALTH CARE FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $350 million.............................................................. 0.75% Next $350 million............................................................... 0.65% Next $1.3 billion............................................................... 0.55% Next $2 billion................................................................. 0.45% Next $2 billion................................................................. 0.40% Next $2 billion................................................................. 0.375% Over $8 billion................................................................. 0.35% AIM TRIMARK ENDEAVOR FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $1 billion................................................................ 0.80% On amounts thereafter........................................................... 0.75% AIM TRIMARK FUND AIM TRIMARK SMALL COMPANIES FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $1 billion................................................................ 0.85% On amounts thereafter........................................................... 0.80%"
AIM DEVELOPING MARKETS FUND. NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $500 million ..... 0.975% Next $500 million ...... 0.95% Next $500 million ...... 0.925% On amounts thereafter .. 0.90% AIM GLOBAL HEALTH CARE FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $350 million .. 0.75% Next $350 million ... 0.65% Next $1.3 billion ... 0.55% Next $2 billion ..... 0.45% Next $2 billion ..... 0.40% Next $2 billion ..... 0.375% Over $8 billion ..... 0.35% AIM TRIMARK ENDEAVOR FUND
AIM DEVELOPING MARKETS FUND. NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $500 million...... 0.975% Next $500 million....... 0.95% Next $500 million....... 0.925% On amounts thereafter... 0.90% AIM INTERNATIONAL TOTAL RETURN FUND
AIM DEVELOPING MARKETS FUND. NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $500 million ..... 0.975% Next $500 million ...... 0.95% Next $500 million ...... 0.925% On amounts thereafter .. 0.90% AIM ENHANCED SHORT BOND FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $1 billion .. 0.45% Next $4 billion ... 0.425% Over $5 billion ... 0.40% AIM INTERNATIONAL BOND FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $250 million .. 0.65% Next $250 million ... 0.59% Next $500 million ... 0.565% Next $1.5 billion ... 0.54% Next $2.5 billion ... 0.515% Next $5 billion ..... 0.49% Over $10 billion .... 0.465% AIM GLOBAL HEALTH CARE FUND NET ASSETS ANNUAL RATE ---------- ----------- First $350 million .. 0.75% Next $350 million ... 0.65% Next $1.3 billion ... 0.55% Next $2 billion ..... 0.45% Next $2 billion ..... 0.40% Next $2 billion ..... 0.375% Over $8 billion ..... 0.35% AIM TRIMARK ENDEAVOR FUND

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