Dual Contract Program Sample Clauses

Dual Contract Program. If Client participates in the DC Program, Client independently selects an investment manager to manage Client’s Account with full discretionary authority according to a strategy selected by Client. Client understands that the DC Program is designed to accommodate a client who wishes to independently select an investment manager not available in the Baird Recommended Managers Program or BSN Program to manage the assets in the client’s account. Under the DC Program, Baird determines the investment managers (each, a “DC Manager”) and their strategies (“DC Strategies”) eligible to participate in the Program through a significantly less rigorous evaluation process compared to the Baird Recommended Managers Program further described in the Baird Brochure. However, Client understands, acknowledges and agrees that Baird does not make any recommendation to Client regarding any DC Strategy or any representations regarding a DC Manager’s qualifications as an investment adviser or abilities to manage Client’s assets. Client understands, acknowledges and agrees that by participating in the DC Program, Client wishes to take more responsibility for monitoring Client’s Account, the Baird Recommended Managers Program does not contain an SMA Strategy that meets Client’s particular needs, and Client understands the risks of participating in the DC Program. DC Managers have varying investment objectives, styles and strategies, and they may invest Client’s Account in various types of securities, which will be chosen by the DC Manager and which may include mutual funds, ETFs or other investment products affiliated with the manager or Baird. Client understands that Client is urged to review the DC Manager’s Form ADV Part 2A Brochure, which should contain additional important information about the DC Manager, including information about the DC Manager’s strategies, the types of investments the DC Manager may use for Client’s Account, and the risks associated with investing in a DC Strategy. Such brochures are available upon request. Under the DC Program, DC Managers are offered to Client through a dual contract arrangement, and Client will need to enter into a separate agreement with the DC Manager in addition to the advisory agreement that Client enters into with Baird. Client understands and agrees that, by participating in the DC Program, Client is solely responsible for negotiating Client’s agreement with Client’s DC Manager, and neither Baird nor its Financial Advisors will ...
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  • Subcontracting 6.1 The Grantee is responsible for the performance of its obligations under this Agreement, including in relation to any tasks undertaken by subcontractors.

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