Common use of COMPUTING THE PERFORMANCE DIFFERENCE Clause in Contracts

COMPUTING THE PERFORMANCE DIFFERENCE. The Performance Difference is calculated monthly, and is determined by measuring the percentage difference between the performance of one H-Class Share of the Fund and the performance of the Index over the most recent 12-month period. The performance of one H-Class Share of the Fund shall be measured by computing the percentage difference, carried to five decimal places, between the net asset value as of the last business day of the period selected for comparison and the net asset value of such share as of the last business day of the prior period, adjusted for dividends or capital gain distributions treated as reinvested immediately. The performance of the Index will be established by measuring the percentage difference, carried to five decimal places, between the beginning and ending values of the Index for the comparison period, with dividends or capital gain distributions on the securities that comprise the Index being treated as reinvested immediately.