Ministry Fund Sample Clauses

Ministry Fund. The Ministry will establish a Single Charity Fund (the “Ministry Fund”) with the Foundation in accordance with the Policies and Guidelines of the Foundation. The Ministry Fund will be used to receive, hold, invest and distribute the future proceeds of the gift portion of any Annuities or, if reinsured, the present value of the otherwise-anticipated future proceeds of such gift portion. At the recommendation of such persons designated in writing by a duly authorized representative of the Ministry, cash proceeds held by the Foundation in such Ministry Fund may be distributed to the Ministry or invested in an investment portfolio selected by the Ministry. Nothing contained in this Agreement or any other verbal or written communications from the Foundation to the Ministry, shall be construed as a guarantee by the Foundation that the assets held in any such Ministry Fund will (i) maintain its original value, (ii) increase in value, (iii) not diminish in value, or (iv) earn a specified rate of return.
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Ministry Fund. The Ministry Fund shall distribute income based on the Income Spending Policy. The Income Spending Policy payout shall be calculated and distributed as a dividend for each share of the fund. Ministry Trust will review the dividend annually with the intent of increasing the dividend by 3% each year unless the resulting dollar amount is more than 5% or less than 4% of the applicable market value of the fund. The Ministry Trust will review the dividend on a quarterly basis to determine if the dividend remains in the 4%-5% corridor. If the dividend moves outside the corridor in any given quarter, Ministry Trust will adjust the dividend so that it remains within the corridor. Risk Tolerance and Volatility The primary measurement of risk will be the standard deviation of average returns. Consistent with the desire for adequate diversification, the Investment Policy is based on the assumption that the volatility (standard deviation) of the combined equity investment will be similar to that of the market opportunity available to institutional investors with similar return objectives. The volatility of fixed income portfolios may be greater than the market during periods when 17 v5.0_05252021 the portfolio duration exceeds that of the market and/or when alternative income strategies are utilized in the portfolio. The portfolio’s risk objective is to maximize returns when adjusting for risk level and should not take inappropriate risks beyond what is necessary to generate the return objective. Failure to achieve the goal in times of excessive market volatility is not a failure of the strategy, but will trigger an in-depth review and discussion with the Investment Adviser regarding the asset allocation and investment managers to insure that all are performing to expectations and to articulate a forward-looking plan for improvement. All assets contributed to Ministry Trust shall be disposed of as soon as practical should they not conform to the established guidelines. In extraordinary circumstances, per Ministry Trust approval, assets contributed to Ministry Trust may not be allocated according to Appendix A and will be dealt with on a case-by-case basis.
Ministry Fund. The Ministry Fund shall distribute income based on the Income Spending Policy. The Income Spending Policy payout shall be calculated and distributed as a dividend for each share of the fund. Ministry Trust will review the dividend annually with the intent of increasing the dividend by 3% each year unless the resulting dollar amount is more than 5% or less than 4% of the applicable market value of the fund. The Ministry Trust will review the dividend on a quarterly basis to determine if the dividend remains in the 4%-5% corridor. If the dividend moves outside the corridor in any given quarter, Ministry Trust will adjust the dividend so that it remains within the corridor. Risk Tolerance and Volatility The primary measurement of risk will be the standard deviation of average returns. Consistent with the desire for adequate diversification, the Investment Policy is based on the assumption that the volatility (standard deviation) of the combined equity investment will be similar to that of the market opportunity available to institutional investors with similar return objectives. The volatility of fixed income portfolios may be greater than the market during periods when

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