Delivery of Disclosure Documents and Reports Sample Clauses

Delivery of Disclosure Documents and Reports. The Trading Advisor shall, during the term of this Agreement, deliver to the Fund copies of all disclosure documents and reports to investors prepared by the Trading Advisor promptly following preparation of such disclosure documents or reports.
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Delivery of Disclosure Documents and Reports. The Trading Advisor shall, during the term of this Agreement, deliver to the Trading Entity copies of all disclosure documents and reports to investors, if any, prepared by the Trading Advisor or any agent of the Trading Advisor or the Flagship Fund and relating to the Flagship Fund on or about the date that it supplies such documents to investors in the Flagship Fund with the exception of documents prepared specifically at the request of or for the usage of an individual investor in the Flagship Fund. The Trading Entity and the Trading Advisor acknowledge that the information is confidential information for the purposes of Section 27 below.
Delivery of Disclosure Documents and Reports. The Trading Advisor shall, during the term of this Agreement, deliver to the Funds copies of all disclosure documents and reports to investors in investment vehicles sponsored or advised by the Trading Advisor (other than the Funds and investment vehicles formed or created for investment by employees, directors or principals of the Trading Advisor) that trade the Trading Program, if any, prepared by the Trading Advisor promptly following preparation of such disclosure documents or reports. During the Performance Disclosure Period (as defined below) the Trading Advisor shall also deliver copies of all disclosure documents, fact cards, annual reports, semi-annual reports and monthly commentaries with respect to such investment vehicles that trade a Substantially Similar Trading Strategy (as defined below). "Performance Disclosure Period" means the period during which the performance of any investment vehicle or managed account operated or advised by the Trading Advisor other than the Funds is required by Commodity Regulations or the NFA Rules to be disclosed in the Disclosure Document. "Substantially Similar Trading Strategy" means any trading strategy which utilizes the quantitative economics-based model described in the Trading Advisor Disclosure Document and has, without giving effect to temporary fluctuations, a substantially similar exposure to commodity-related assets. In addition, with respect to managed accounts advised by the Trading Advisor that utilize the Trading- Program, or, during the Performance Disclosure Period, a Substantially Similar Trading Strategy, the Trading Advisor shall only be required to deliver to the Funds copies of only those disclosure documents that are filed or required to be filed by the Trading Advisor with the NFA. For the avoidance of doubt, this provision does not obligate the Trading Advisor to deliver disclosure documents and reports to investors in the Funds."
Delivery of Disclosure Documents and Reports. The Trading Advisor shall, during the term of this Agreement, deliver to the Funds copies of all disclosure documents and reports to investors in investment vehicles sponsored or advised by the Trading Advisor (other than the Funds and investment vehicles formed or created for investment by employees, directors or principals of the Trading Advisor) that trade the Trading Program, if any, prepared by the Trading Advisor promptly following preparation of such disclosure documents or reports; provided that during the Performance Disclosure Period (as defined below) the Trading Advisor shall also deliver such information with respect to such investment vehicles that trade a Substantially Similar Trading Strategy (as defined below). “Performance Disclosure Period” means the period during which the performance of any investment vehicle or managed account operated or advised by the Trading Advisor other than the Funds is required by Commodity Regulations or the NFA Rules to be disclosed in the Disclosure Document. “Substantially Similar Trading Strategy” means any trading strategy which utilizes the quantitative economics-based model described in the Trading Advisor Disclosure Document and has, without giving effect to temporary fluctuations, a substantially similar exposure to commodity-related assets. In addition, with respect to managed accounts advised by the Trading Advisor that utilize the Trading Program, or, during the Performance Disclosure Period, a Substantially Similar Trading Strategy, the Trading Advisor shall only be required to deliver to the Funds copies of only those disclosure documents that are filed or required to be filed by the Trading Advisor with the NFA. For the avoidance of doubt, this provision does not obligate the Trading Advisor to deliver disclosure documents and reports to investors in the Funds.
Delivery of Disclosure Documents and Reports. The Trading Advisor shall, during the term of this Agreement, deliver to the Fund copies of all disclosure documents filed with NFA promptly after such filing.

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