Final Auction Amount definition
Examples of Final Auction Amount in a sentence
If the Fund was a Winning Fund in the Auction, and experienced more net redemptions than previously reported, ReFlow shall issue another purchase order to the Fund for Shares in the amount of the increase in the Auction Bid Dollar Amount, which the Fund agrees to accept, at the Winning Fee Rate determined in the Auction, up to the amount of the cash available as determined by ReFlow, subject to an overall limit of share purchases by ReFlow that do not exceed the Final Auction Amount.
If the Fund is a Winning Fund, ReFlow shall purchase an amount of Shares equal to the Auction Bid Dollar Amount if there is sufficient cash available from the Final Auction Amount after purchasing Shares of other Winning Funds who submitted higher Fee Bids than the Fund.
If the Fund reports net redemptions, and the Fund’s Fee Bid was equal to or greater than the Winning Fee Bid, ReFlow shall issue a purchase order to the Fund for Shares in the amount of the Auction Bid Dollar Amount, which the Fund agrees to accept, at the Winning Fee Rate determined in the Auction, up to the amount of the cash available as determined by ReFlow, subject to an overall limit of share purchases by ReFlow that do not exceed the Final Auction Amount.
The Initial Auction Amount, plus any cash received from Automatic Redemptions (as defined below in Section II.5) and Voluntary Redemptions equal the Final Auction Amount.
The Winning Fee Rate shall be the lowest fee rate bid at which the entire Final Auction Amount can be invested.
If there is insufficient cash in the Final Auction Amount to purchase an amount of Shares equal to the Auction Bid Dollar Amount, ReFlow shall purchase an amount of Shares up to the amount of cash remaining in the Final Auction Amount, provided, however, that if the Fund submits the same Fee Bid as another Winning Fund(s), ReFlow shall purchase Shares from the Fund and such other Winning Fund(s) on a pro rata basis.