Common use of Settlement in Bulk Clause in Contracts

Settlement in Bulk. BNPP PB may commingle its prime brokerage transactions with those of other accounts managed by the investment manager of Customer (“sub-accounts”) for settlement in bulk in accordance with the investment manager’s instructions. If the net equity of any sub-account is below the Minimum Net Equity, BNPP PB may be required to DK the entire transaction, in which case, prior to the DK deadline established by the SEC Letter, the investment manager may (i) resubmit the bulk trade so as to exclude those securities which were originally allocated to the sub-account failing to meet the Minimum Net Equity requirement or (ii) if permissible, re-allocate the entire prime brokerage transaction to those sub-accounts meeting the Minimum Net Equity requirement.

Settlement in Bulk. BNPP PB PB, Inc. may commingle its prime brokerage transactions with those of other accounts managed by the investment manager of Customer (“sub-accounts”) for settlement in bulk in accordance with the investment manager’s instructions. If the net equity of any sub-account is below the Minimum Net Equity, BNPP PB PB, Inc. may be required to DK the entire transaction, in which case, prior to the DK deadline established by the SEC Letter, the investment manager may (i) resubmit the bulk trade so as to exclude those securities which were originally allocated to the sub-account failing to meet the Minimum Net Equity requirement or (ii) if permissible, re-allocate the entire prime brokerage transaction to those sub-accounts meeting the Minimum Net Equity requirement.

Settlement in Bulk. BNPP PB may commingle its prime brokerage transactions with those of other accounts managed by the investment manager of Customer (“"sub-accounts”") for settlement in bulk in accordance with the investment manager’s 's instructions. If the net equity of any sub-account is below the Minimum Net Equity, BNPP PB may be required to DK the entire transaction, in which case, prior to the DK deadline established by the SEC Letter, the investment manager may (i) resubmit the bulk trade so as to exclude those securities which were originally allocated to the sub-account failing to meet the Minimum Net Equity requirement or (ii) if permissible, re-allocate the entire prime brokerage transaction to those sub-accounts meeting the Minimum Net Equity requirement.