Common use of Periodic Adjustments of Cash Investments Clause in Contracts

Periodic Adjustments of Cash Investments. To maintain and re-establish periodically a fair and proportionate ratio of cash investments by each Fund in the Service Company as compared to its then current net assets, each Fund agrees to purchase from one or more of the other Funds, or to sell one or more of the Funds, sufficient Shares or other securities to re-establish the ratio. A. Such purchases and sales shall be made (1) as of the last business day of any month upon the addition or withdrawal of any Fund as a party to this Agreement, provided that if the addition or withdrawal of a Fund creates no material disparity in the ratios (as determined by the Service Company's Board of Directors), and no Fund requests that an adjustment be made, the adjustment may be deferred until the close of the Service Company's fiscal year; (2) in connection with additional investments pursuant to Section 1.2; and (3) annually as of the close of the Service Company's fiscal year, on a date fixed by Service Company's Board of Directors within 90 days after the close of the fiscal year unless there is no material disparity in the ratios (as determined by the Service Company's Board of Directors) and no Fund requests that an adjustment be made.

Appears in 8 contracts

Samples: Funds' Service Agreement (Vanguard Whitehall Funds), Funds' Service Agreement (Vanguard Trustees Equity Funds), Funds' Service Agreement (Vanguard Municipal Bond Funds)

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