Examples of Ancillary Liquid Assets in a sentence
The Sub-Fund may hold Ancillary Liquid Assets (up to 20% of its net assets) in order to cover current or exceptional payments or for the time necessary to reinvest those Ancillary Liquid Assets in eligible assets provided under Chapter 9 “Investment Restrictions” or for a time strictly necessary in case of unfavourable market conditions to preserve the Shareholders’ capital and invest such Ancillary Liquid Assets when better investment opportunities arise.
Ancillary Liquid Assets held are limited to 20% of the net assets of the Sub-Fund.
The Sub-fund may also hold Ancillary Liquid Assets pursuant to the investment restrictions set out in the Appendix A of the Prospectus.
Ancillary Liquid Assets bank deposits at sight, such as cash held in current accounts with a bank accessible at any time, in order to cover current or exceptional payments, or for any time necessary to reinvest in eligible assets provided under article 41(1) of the 2010 Act or for a period of time strictly necessary in case of unfavorable market conditions.
Ancillary Liquid Assets Although it will be normal policy of the Fund to deploy its assets as detailed above, it may also from time to time hold ancillary liquid financial assets including debt securities (e.g. fixed or floating rate investment grade bonds issued by EU or U.S. governments) and money market instruments (such as fixed or floating rate notes and fixed or variable rate commercial paper) in appropriate circumstances.
Updates regarding Ancillary Liquid Assets As a result of the updated CSSF FAQ of November 3, 2021 on the Law of 2010, the investment policy of the fund and Article 4 of the Management Regulation will be updated with regard to "ancillary liquid assets" within the meaning of Article 41 (2) of the Law of 2010.
Ancillary Liquid Assets and Cash Management Although it will be normal investment policy of the Fund to deploy its assets as detailed above, the Fund may also hold cash (including in currencies other than the Base Currency) and cash equivalents including Money Market Instruments.
Depending on market conditions and opportunities, the Sub-Fund may hold up to 20% of its net assets in Ancillary Liquid Assets in accordance Section 4.1.3 of Chapter 4.
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The remainder of the Sub‑Fund’s assets (excluding Ancillary Liquid Assets) may be invested in equities of companies considered less sustainable than those described above.