Average Settlement Allocation Score Sample Clauses
The Average Settlement Allocation Score clause establishes a method for determining how settlement amounts are distributed among parties based on a calculated average score. In practice, this clause typically outlines the criteria or metrics used to assess each party's share, such as their level of involvement, damages incurred, or other relevant factors, and then averages these to allocate the settlement proportionally. Its core function is to ensure a fair and transparent distribution of settlement funds, reducing disputes and ambiguity over how much each party receives.
Average Settlement Allocation Score. For purposes of making this determination, a Settlement Allocation Score shall be calculated for each quarter during the Class Period, which shall be the sum of 15 points (if the Eligible Class Member had an Active Account at the end of the quarter) plus 0.0020 points for every dollar invested by the Eligible Participant in MIO Funds at the end of the quarter (up to a maximum of 300 points). 1 A
Average Settlement Allocation Score. For purposes of making this determination, a Settlement Allocation Score shall be calculated for each quarter during the Class Period, which shall be the sum of 15 points (if the Eligible Class Member had an Active
Average Settlement Allocation Score. A Settlement Allocation Score shall be a Participant’s aggregate quarter-ending account balance invested in Disputed Investments, measured in Points such that each dollar invested in American Beacon Funds equals ten (10) Points, and each dollar invested in Non-American Beacon Mutual Funds equals one (1) Point.1 A