Examples of Distributor Shares in a sentence
Where application for Shares is made by an applicant through an Authorised Distributor, Shares may be registered in the name of the Authorised Distributor or a nominee company of the Authorised Distributor.
This means that investors buying Class B EUR Distributor Shares buy a percentage of net income, and the corresponding portion of the Offering Price (the equalisation payment) will be notionally credited by the Company to an equalisation account for the Sub-Fund.
In the absence of significant fluctuations between the redemption and issue of Class B EUR Distributor Shares, the Directors may choose not to consider equalisation when determining distributions to Shareholders or to pay to such Shareholders any excess of equalisation credits over debits.
Such dividend will be paid in the currency of the relevant share class of the Sub-Fund in the case of Distributor Shares and may only be paid out of the distributable profits of the relevant class net of all expenses and liabilities of or attributable to such class, subject to the provisions of this Offering Memorandum.
In that case the Custodian shall carry the remaining balance in the “distribution account” forward to the next relevant accounting period.On or before the relevant income allocation date, the Custodian shall allocate the available income to the Shareholders rateably in accordance with the number of Class B EUR Distributor Shares held by them on the Dividend Cut-Off Date.
Equalisation Account The Offering Price of any Class B EUR Distributor Shares generally contains an element representing the accrued income earned by those Class B EUR Distributor Shares since the start of the relevant Interim Period.
This means that investors buying Class B EUR Distributor Shares and/ or Class D EUR Distributor Shares buy a percentage of net income, and the corresponding portion of the Offering Price (the equalisation payment) will be notionally credited by the Company to an equalisation account for the Sub-Fund.
In the absence of significant fluctuations between the redemption and issue of Class B EUR Distributor Shares and/ or Class D EUR Distributor Shares, the Directors may choose not to consider equalisation when determining distributions to Shareholders or to pay to such Shareholders any excess of equalisation credits over debits.
When an equalisation payment has been effected, any subsequent dividends in relation to the relevant Class B EUR Distributor Shares, Class D EUR Distributor Shares and Class G GBP Distributor Shares shall include an amount corresponding to the aforesaid equalisation payments and paid out of the equalisation account.
Nonetheless the Shareholder may, at any time inform the Company of alternative arrangements for the direct crediting of subsequent dividends.Shareholders may also elect to have their dividends (less any withholding tax deductible upon payment thereof) reinvested in further Class B EUR Distributor Shares and/ or Class D EUR Distributor Shares and/or Class G GBP Distributor Shares in the Sub-Fund.