Common use of Sarbanes Oxley and Rule 38a-1 Compliance Clause in Contracts

Sarbanes Oxley and Rule 38a-1 Compliance. The Bank agrees to assist the Fund and the Fund’s Officers, which shall include the Chief Compliance Officer (“CCO”), in complying with the Fund’s obligations under Sarbanes Oxley and Rule 38a-1 under the 1940 Act (“Rule 38a-1”), including but not limited to: (a) periodically providing the Fund with information reasonably requested by the Fund’s Officers and/or CCO about, and any available independent third-party reports on, the Bank’s Rule 38a-1 compliance program (“Bank’s Compliance Program”); (b) reporting any material deficiencies in the Bank’s Compliance Program or the Bank’s controls and procedures relating to the preparation of the Fund’s financial statements to the Fund’s Officers and/or CCO within a reasonable time period, provided that the Fund’s Officers and/or CCO would be notified promptly of any material deficiencies in the Bank’s Compliance Program or the Bank’s controls and procedures relating to the preparation of the Fund’s financial statements that have effected the Fund’s N-CSR or N-Q filings or have had a material impact on the Fund; (c) reporting any material changes to the Bank’s Compliance Program or material changes to internal controls related to financial reporting for clients to the Fund within a reasonable time period, and (d) providing the Fund with such periodic certifications regarding the foregoing as may reasonably be requested by the Fund’s Officers and/or CCO, or as required by law and (e) providing the Fund with a legal or compliance senior level officer to assist in providing general oversight and monitoring of the Bank’s Compliance Program as a vendor pursuant to Rule 38 a-1 and serve as a central point of contact and general liaison to the CCO. In this regard, the Bank shall use reasonable efforts to make available information, including information on the Bank’s internal controls and procedures, reasonably required by the Fund’s Officers and or CCO to allow the Fund to comply with the requirements of relevant rules, regulations and guidance regarding the duties of the Fund, its Officers and its Board of Directors.

Sarbanes Oxley and Rule 38a-1 Compliance. The Bank agrees to assist the Fund and the Fund’s Officers, which shall include the Chief Compliance Officer (“CCO”), in complying with the Fund’s obligations under Sarbanes Oxley and Rule 38a-1 under the 1940 Act (“Rule 38a-1”), including but not limited to: (a) periodically providing the Fund with information reasonably requested by the Fund’s Officers and/or CCO about, and any available independent third-party reports on, the Bank’s Rule 38a-1 compliance program (“Bank’s Compliance Program”); (b) reporting any material deficiencies in the Bank’s Compliance Program or the Bank’s controls and procedures relating to the preparation of the Fund’s financial statements to the Fund’s Officers and/or CCO within a reasonable time period, provided that the Fund’s Officers and/or CCO would be notified promptly of any material deficiencies in the Bank’s Compliance Program or the Bank’s controls and procedures relating to the preparation of the Fund’s financial statements that have effected the Fund’s N-CSR or N-Q filings or have had a material impact on the Fund; (c) reporting any material changes to the Bank’s Compliance Program or material changes to internal controls related to financial reporting for clients to the Fund within a reasonable time period, and (d) providing the Fund with such periodic certifications regarding the foregoing as may reasonably be requested by the Fund’s Officers and/or CCO, or as required by law and (e) providing the Fund with a legal or compliance senior level officer to assist in providing general oversight and monitoring of the Bank’s Compliance Program as a vendor pursuant to Rule 38 a-1 and serve as a central point of contact and general liaison to the CCO. In this regard, the Bank shall use reasonable efforts to make available information, including information on the Bank’s internal controls and procedures, reasonably required by the Fund’s Officers and or CCO to allow the Fund to comply with the requirements of relevant rules, regulations and guidance regarding the duties of the Fund, its Officers and its Board of DirectorsTrustees.