Average Expense Ratio definition
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An estimated supplementary call is a call which has been notified to members and has not, at the time of calculating this Average Expense Ratio, been charged, varied or cancelled by a decision of the Directors or Committee of the Club.
The Average Expense Ratio is the simple average of the Calendar Year expense ratios corresponding to the "Agreement Year" and the Calendar year immediately following the "Agreement Year".
The Average Expense Ratio of a Club shall be the average of the percentages calculated by applying to the following formula, for each of the five immediately preceding completed financial years, the definitions set out below: OPERATING COSTS X 100 OPERATING COSTS means all expenditure incurred in operating a Club (except expenditure incurred in dealing with claims and potential claims) and includes (without limitation) commissions, brokerage, other acquisition expenses and depreciation.
The annualized Weighted Average Expense Ratio percentage (for assets held by the Trust) is estimated to be: • Third Party-Funded Trust for People with Disabilities 0.1968% As investment holdings change on an ongoing basis, the current Weighted Average Expense Ratio is available upon request.