RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT. The Agent will, in addition to the responsibilities in relation to settlement described in Annex A, be responsible for the following:
(1) in the case of Notes which are to be listed on a stock exchange (the relevant Stock Exchange), distributing to the relevant Stock Exchange and any other relevant authority such number of copies of the Final Terms as they may reasonably require; and
(2) where applicable, providing the Ministry of Finance of Japan with all required notifications and reports (including any monthly reports as to amounts, issue dates and other terms of each Tranche of Yen-denominated Notes).
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT. I. The Agent shall exercise due diligence when managing and utilizing the trust assets in accordance with the Trust Act, the Trust Enterprise Act, the Agreement, the laws/regulations concerning the investment object, and the relevant banking conventions.
II. The Agent may engage a third party to handle the trust affairs on its behalf. Under such circumstances, the Agent shall be responsible only for the appointment of the third party and for the supervision of fulfillment of its responsibilities, with the expenses incurred as a result borne by the trust assets.
III. When investing the trust assets in any domestic or foreign investment object, the Agent shall not be responsible for all the losses arising from settlement, changes in exchange rates or interest rates, other market environment factors, and risks, or for the losses arising from the action or inaction of the managers of the investment object such as the issuing institution or the fund managing company, or their relevant institutions such as the domestic/foreign custodial institutions, agents, investment consultants, securities firms, certifying authority, CPAs, or attorneys.
IV. The Agent shall not be responsible for the loss, destruction, freezing of the trust assets arising from a natural disaster, an emergency incident, a war, a riot, or arising from a seizure, an expropriation, a confiscation, or damage ordered by a domestic government, a foreign government, the supervisory authority, or a political group, or arising from another event not attributable to the Agent or a force majeure event beyond its control.
V. Unless permitted or required by laws/regulations, employees of the Agent are not obligated to and shall not recommend any investment target or predict the rise/fall of future values or exchange rates. The Agent has expressly warned employees not to violate this rule. If any employee violates this rule and makes any recommendation or prediction, it shall be his/her own opinion and does not represent the Agent's stance and the Agent shall not be responsible.
VI. The Principal and his/her legal representative shall take the initiative to inform the Agent that the Principal does not have the capacity for civil acts or he/she has limited capacity for civil acts. If the Principal and his/her legal representative conceals the fact that the Principal does not have the capacity for civil acts or he/she has limited capacity for civil acts, or fails to take the initiative to honestly inform the ...
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT. The Agent must:
(1) Keep the terms of this Agreement confidential;
(2) Keep all information provided by the College confidential, other than to the extent disclosure is reasonably required to perform the Services in accordance with this Agreement;
(3) Meet key performance levels of Student recruitments as agreed with the College from time to time;
(4) Promote Programs in the Region, with integrity and factual correctness;
(5) Provide immigration assistance to Students within the meaning of the Migration Act 1958 (C’wth);
(6) Perform other services and provide reports or information requested by the College as required by this Agreement;
(7) Bear the Agent’s own costs associated with the performance of this Agreement;
(8) Undertake those exhibitions, advertising and other promotional activities that the Agent is expressly authorised by the College in writing to undertake;
(9) Invite the College to participate in and share the costs of participation in specific exhibitions, advertising and other promotional activities;
(10) To meet the full cost of authorised exhibitions, advertising and other promotional activities unless the College gives its prior written agreement to share the cost;
(11) Uphold the high reputation of the College and of the Australian international education sector;
(12) On request of the College, provide it with market intelligence about the recruitment of Students in the Region;
(13) Not engage in conduct of a kind described in paragraphs a. to d. of Standard 4.3 of the National Code 2018 as set out at Schedule 3 to this Agreement;
(14) Not use or access PRISMS, the Australian Government electronic enrolment system; and
(15) Not use any registered or unregistered Mark connected with the College without the prior written consent of the College. This paragraph does not prevent the Agent from distributing material provided by the College which displays its Mark.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT. The Agent shall be responsible for obtaining all information necessary in order to assure that all accounts in the VVI Fund are established and maintained in compliance with applicable tax laws, rules and regulations. The Agent shall comply in all respects with any and all applicable obligations relating to tax reporting and withholding pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), or other applicable tax laws, rules and regulations, including without limitation such obligations relating to Account purchases and redemptions and any Policy owner-level transactions. The Agent shall promptly advise Vanguard or the VVI Fund of any matter that may affect the responsibilities of the VVI Fund or Vanguard to Policy owners pursuant to the Code or other applicable tax laws, rules and regulations. All information that is received by the Agent from the VVI Fund or Vanguard for inclusion in Policy owner tax statements shall be reported to the Policy owners accurately, completely and in a timely manner. The Agent also agrees to obtain and maintain and, to the extent necessary, provide to the VVI Fund or Vanguard, for each account in a VVIF Portfolio, all forms or documents required by applicable laws, rules or regulations with regard to any of the foregoing.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT. The Agent will, in addition to the responsibilities in relation to settlement described in Annexe A, be responsible for the following:
(a) in the case of Notes which are to be listed on a Stock Exchange, distributing, or procuring the distribution, to the Stock Exchange and any other relevant authority such number of copies of the Pricing Supplement required by the Stock Exchange and such other relevant authority;
(b) in the case of Notes which are to be listed on a Stock Exchange, immediately notifying the relevant Issuer and the relevant Dealer if at any time the Agent is notified by the Listing Agent or the Stock Exchange that the listing of a Tranche of Notes has been refused or otherwise will not take place; and
(c) determining the end of the Distribution Compliance Period in respect of a Tranche in accordance with Clause 4 of the Agency Agreement. The Agent shall upon determining the end of the Distribution Compliance Period in respect of any Tranche notify the relevant Issuer, the Guarantor, Euroclear, Clearstream, Luxembourg and the relevant Dealer or Lead Manager, as the case may be.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT a) Under this Agreement the Agent must;
i) Promote ACTB and its courses in the countries/regions specified in 1.c.
ii) Recruit and assist in the recruitment of prospective students to undertake courses at ACTB in accordance with the policies of ACTB
iii) Provide prospective students with any necessary information required under the ESOS Act including information about the courses, facilities and services of ACTB
iv) Assist in completing and submitting application forms to ACTB, including the
v) Complete and sign the ‘SVP and GTE Verification Checklist’ and ‘Checklist for a complete application’ for every applicant for students applying for SVP eligible programs
b) In performing these services, the Agent must;
i) Promote ACTB with integrity and accuracy and recruit prospective students in an honest and ethical manner
ii) Inform prospective students accurately about the requirements of ACTB using only material provided or approved by the school
iii) Take reasonable steps to confirm the accuracy of information provided by prospective students in the application
iv) Ensure that only signed and completed application are submitted to ACTB
v) Ensure that relevant fees and charges and supporting documentation accompany each application and acceptance of offer documents
vi) Provide any offer documents received from ACTB to the prospective student within 48 hours of receiving the offer documents
vii) Only undertake promotional and marketing activities involving ACTB that have been approved by ACTB
viii) Not offer any further direct or indirect discounts on any ACTB fees, unless authorised in writing by ACTB
c) As per the requirements of the ESOS Act, the Agent must not engage in dishonest practices, including;
i) Recruiting or attempting to recruit a student currently studying with another Australian education provider
ii) Suggesting that a student come to Australia on a student visa for any reason other than for full time study
iii) Facilitate the enrolment of students who the Agent believes will not comply with the conditions of their student visa
iv) Use PRISMS to create a XxX for other than bona fide students, or
v) Provide prospective students with immigration advice unless the agent is a separately registered migration agent (Migration Act 1958)
vi) Use sub-agents to lodge visas for the students who have been accepted at ACTB through the Agent
d) In addition to 3.c. the Agent must not;
i) Engage in false or misleading advertising or recruitment practices inclu...
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT. 4.1 The Agent shall be responsible for:
4.1.1 implementing the Agency Agreement and ensuring compliance with its requirements in respect of the Collaboration;
4.1.2 allocating services to the Partner Authority for the provision of the Agency Service;
4.1.3 coordinating the delivery of routine and cyclical maintenance services throughout the Authorities areas
4.1.4 being the source of all communication with the Welsh Government
4.1.5 servicing and supporting the management of this Agreement;
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT. In addition to the foregoing authorizations, the Agent will perform the list of services outlined in Exhibit A “Management Services” attached hereto and incorporated herein.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT. The Agent shall be responsible for obtaining all information necessary in order to assure that all accounts in the Vanguard Funds are established and maintained in compliance with applicable tax laws, rules and regulations. The Agent shall comply in all respects with any and all applicable obligations relating to tax reporting and withholding pursuant to the Internal Revenue Code of 1986, as amended (the “Code”), or other applicable tax laws, rules and regulations, including without limitation such obligations relating to Plan purchases and redemptions and any participant-level or beneficiary transactions. The Agent shall promptly advise Vanguard or the Vanguard Funds of any matter that may affect the responsibilities of the Vanguard Funds or Vanguard to Plans, participants or beneficiaries pursuant to the Code or other applicable tax laws, rules and regulations. All information that is received by the Agent from the Vanguard Funds or Vanguard for inclusion in Plan, participant or beneficiary tax statements shall be reported to the Plans, participants or beneficiaries, as applicable, accurately, completely and in a timely manner. The Agent also agrees to obtain and maintain and, to the extent necessary, provide to any Vanguard Fund or Vanguard, for each account in a Vanguard Fund, all forms or documents required by applicable laws, rules or regulations with regard to any of the foregoing.
RESPONSIBILITIES OF THE AGENT a) Under this Agreement the Agent must:
i. Promote the School and its courses in the countries/regions specified in 1(c).
ii. Recruit and assist in the recruitment of prospective students to undertake courses at the School in accordance with the current policies and procedures of the School.
iii. Provide prospective students with any necessary information required under the ESOS Act and The National Code including information about the courses, facilities and services of the School.
iv. Assist in completing and submitting application forms to the School.
v. Provide the school with up to date agency details required under ESOS legislation for publishing on the school website (ESOS legislation requirement): -Agency Name - Name of principal agent - Legal entity - Street address(es)
vi. Undertake online ISANA/AEI training as specified by the school.
b) In performing these services, the Agent must:
i. Promote the School with integrity and accuracy and recruit prospective students in an honest and ethical manner.
ii. Inform prospective students accurately about the requirements of the School using only material provided or approved by the School.
iii. Take reasonable steps to confirm the accuracy of information provided by prospective students in the application.
iv. Ensure that only signed and completed applications are submitted to the School.
v. Ensure that relevant fees and charges and supporting documentation accompany each application and acceptance of offer documents.
vi. Ensure all signed Acceptance of Offer documents are forwarded to the school promptly.
vii. Provide any offer documents received from the School to the prospective student within 24 hours of receiving the offer documents.
viii. Only undertake promotional and marketing activities involving the School that have been approved by the School.
c) As per the requirements of the ESOS Act and The National Code, the Agent must not engage in dishonest practices, including:
i. Recruiting or attempting to recruit a student currently studying with another Australian education provider.
ii. Suggesting that a student come to Australia on a student visa for any reason other than for full- time study.
iii. Facilitate the enrolment of students who the Agent believes will not comply with the conditions of their student visa (non-genuine/non bona fide students).
iv. Provide prospective students with immigration advice unless the agent is a separately registered migration agent (Migration Act 1958).
d) In addi...
