BPOP'S INITIAL CAPITAL CONTRIBUTION Sample Clauses

BPOP'S INITIAL CAPITAL CONTRIBUTION. Either concurrently with CalPERS' contribution of the CalPERS' Contributed Projects to the capital of the Company on October 1, 1998, or such reasonable period of time thereafter as the parties may agree (but not to exceed beyond October 31 unless Approved by CalPERS), BPOP shall make an Initial Capital Contribution to the Company in an amount equal to 20% of the combined Initial Capital Contributions to be made by both of the Members. For example, if CalPERS contributes CalPERS' Contributed Projects with a Net Asset Value of $200 Million, then BPOP's Initial Capital Contribution shall equal $50 Million, or 20% of the combined Initial Capital Contributions to be made. At CalPERS' option, BPOP's Initial Capital Contribution may be in the form of Manager's Projects or cash. By August 15, 1998, BPOP shall submit a list of Manager's Projects for CalPERS' consideration. The Net Asset Value of each such Manager's Projects shall be established by reference to an appraisal performed by an MAI appraiser selected by BPOP and reasonably satisfactory to CalPERS. CalPERS shall then determine whether the valuation in such appraisal is supported by the opinion of an independent fiduciary retained by CalPERS. With respect to those Manager's Projects ultimately contributed to the Company, BPOP shall pay for the cost of the appraisal (or reimburse CalPERS for the cost of same); otherwise the cost of such appraisal shall be paid by CalPERS. CalPERS shall pay the cost of the fiduciary's opinion. If, and only if, BPOP and CalPERS are in agreement on the Net Asset Value of one or more of the Manager's Projects (in their sole discretion), CalPERS may exercise its option to cause BPOP to contribute one or more of the Manager's Projects by delivery of written notice within 10 business days after the date CalPERS completed the appraisal process. If CalPERS exercises its option, BPOP shall contribute all right and beneficial ownership of each Manager's Project to the Company on the earlier of October 1, 1998, or 15 business days after CalPERS exercises its option. To the extent the Net Asset Value of the Manager's Projects contributed to the Company is less than BPOP's Initial Capital Contribution requirement, the difference shall be contributed by the Manager in cash. If there are no Manager's Projects acceptable to CalPERS, the Manager shall make its Initial Capital Contribution entirely in cash on October 1, 1998. Terms relating to CalPERS' due diligence requirements, BPOP's repr...
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