Custodial Fees definition
Custodial Fees means, for any Accounting Period, the fees set forth in Section 7 of the Custodial Agreement.
Custodial Fees means “Collateral Custody Fees” as reflected on the Trustee Fee Schedule, due and payable on each Payment Date in respect of the immediately preceding Collection Period.
Custodial Fees means such fees as the Custodian shall charge from time to time for access to Timeshare Loan Files, as specified in the Custodial Agreement.
Examples of Custodial Fees in a sentence
The Custodial Fees and expenses shall be paid as provided in Section 3.4 hereof.
It is understood and agreed that in the event any custodial fees payable by a holder of an ▇▇▇ Account are waived by the Trust or the Trust’s adviser, such waiver shall not reduce the amount of the Custodial Fees due to BISYS, and instead shall be payable by the Trust or its adviser, as the case may be.
Notwithstanding the foregoing, in the event that the Servicer acquires the Servicing Rights to any or all the Mortgage Loans pursuant to Section 7.01, all Custodial Fees associated with such Mortgage Loans shall be paid by the Servicer.
Custodial Fees, Brokerage Charges and Other Expenses: A fee schedule is included in the booklet containing this Disclosure Statement.
The Indenture Trustee shall not be responsible for paying the Custodial Fees or any other amounts owed to the Custodian.
More Definitions of Custodial Fees
Custodial Fees means the fees provided in the Custodial Agreement to the Custodian for its services thereunder.
Custodial Fees means, for any Collection Period, the custodial fees and expenses set forth in the ▇▇▇▇▇ Fargo Fee Letter and the expenses for which it is entitled to receive, but has not received, reimbursement under the Custody Agreement.
Custodial Fees. The annual maintenance fee is $20.00 per year and is owed and due for each full and partial calendar year that the IRA Account is open. The participant may pay the fee with funds other than those in the IRA Account ("non-custodial funds"). If the fee for a calendar year is not paid by the participant from non-custodial funds by the date reasonably designated by the Custodian or prior to closing the IRA Account, the Custodian is authorized to deduct the fee from funds in the IRA Account at any time immediately after such payment due date or immediately after receiving instructions to close the IRA Account. The Custodian is authorized to change the fee but will give at least 30 days written notice to the participant of any fee change. The Custodian will keep those records, identify and file returns and provide other information concerning the IRA as required of custodians by the Internal Revenue Code and any regulations issued or forms adopted by the Internal Revenue Service or U.S. Treasury Department. I understand that the telephone transaction privileges will apply to my account. If I have telephone transaction privileges, I agree that neither the Custodian, Virtus Mutual Funds, nor their transfer agent, their agents, officers, trustees, directors or employees will be liable for any loss, liability or expense for acting, or refusing to act on instructions given under the telephone transaction privileges that are reasonably believed to be genuine and I accept the risk of loss. I direct that all benefits upon my death be paid as indicated on the beneficiary designation. If I named a beneficiary that is a Trust, I understand I must provide certain information concerning such Trust to the Custodian. I understand that, if I am subject to community property or marital property state requirements, my spouse may be required to consent to any beneficiary I designate who is not my spouse, or who is in addition to my spouse. I also understand that any beneficiary designation I make, other than my spouse, may not be effective without my spouse’s consent. I certify, under penalty of perjury, if I am married and have not named my spouse as my sole Primary Beneficiary, I have consulted a qualified tax or legal professional about the need to document spousal consent, and about the consequences of not obtaining my spouse’s consent. I acknowledge and understand that no information that the Funds or their agents provide or have provided shall be considered to be or is advic...
Custodial Fees means such fees as the Custodian shall charge from time to time, as specified in the Custodial Agreement.
Custodial Fees means the fees payable to the Custodian entitled “Collateral Custody Fees” as set forth in the Fee Schedule.
Custodial Fees means, for any Collection Period, the custodial fees and expenses set forth in the Wells Fargo Fee Letter and the expenses for which it is entitled to receive, but has not received, reimbursement under the Custody Agreement.
Custodial Fees. The annual maintenance fee is $20.00 per year and is owed and due for each full and partial calendar year that the IRA Account is open. The participant may pay the fee with funds other than those in the IRA Account ("non-custodial funds"). If the fee for a calendar year is not paid by the participant from non-custodial funds by the date reasonably designated by the Custodian or prior to closing the IRA Account, the Custodian is authorized to deduct the fee from funds in the IRA Account at any time immediately after such payment due date or immediately after receiving instructions to close the IRA Account. The Custodian is authorized to change the fee but will give at least 30 days written notice to the participant of any fee change. The Custodian will keep those records, identify and file returns and provide other information concerning the IRA as required of custodians by the Internal Revenue Code and any regulations issued or forms adopted by the Internal Revenue Service or U.S.