Common use of Short Term Investment Authority Clause in Contracts

Short Term Investment Authority. Trust assets may be held uninvested only for such reasonable periods as are necessary to invest new assets deposited in Trust or to clear investment transactions and reinvest the proceeds. The Trustee may hold reasonable amounts of assets invested only in an appropriate daily or other short-term investment alternative for a reasonable period of time pending payment of benefits, payment of expenses or other distributions, or pending availability of other investments.

Appears in 11 contracts

Samples: Executive Severance Agreement (SpartanNash Co), Executive Severance Agreement (SpartanNash Co), Executive Severance Agreement (SpartanNash Co)

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