Common use of Interest Bearing Deposits Clause in Contracts

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s street name for the benefit of it’s clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank Custodian as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s street name for the benefit of it’s clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s 's street name for the benefit of it’s 's clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank Custodian or Domestic Sub-Custodian as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s street nominee name for the benefit of it’s its clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank or Domestic Sub-Custodian as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s street name for the benefit of it’s its clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank or Domestic Sub-Custodian as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s street nominee name for the benefit of it’s its clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank or Domestic Sub-Custodian as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s street name for the benefit of it’s its clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal Trust or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s 's street name for the benefit of it’s 's clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank or Domestic Sub-Custodian as a sweep vehicle or other deposit held in the Union Bank, N.A. (2012_0920) Page 11 of 16 Custodian’s street nominee name for the benefit of it’s its clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.

Interest Bearing Deposits. Principal or Manager may direct that assets of the Account be invested in deposits with Union Bank or its Domestic Sub-Custodian as a sweep SWEEP vehicle or other deposit held in the Custodian’s street nominee name for the benefit of it’s its clients. Such deposits are covered by FDIC insurance up to the designated value in effect for each beneficial owner.