Flagship Funds definition
Examples of Flagship Funds in a sentence
Except as set forth in the Partnership Agreement, neither the General Partner nor the Investment Manager is required to notify Limited Partners of the terms applicable to the other TP Flagship Funds and any future other accounts, and such increased liquidity and/or heightened transparency may have an adverse effect on the Fund.
Rebalancing transactions do not involve all of the securities held by the Fund or other TP Flagship Funds and are not expected to bring the Fund and the other TP Flagship Funds to a perfect parity with one another.
The Investment Manager (and affiliates of the Investment Manager) may determine to organize and/or manage other accounts (including separately managed accounts) other than the TP Flagship Funds that share substantially similar investment strategies and objectives with the Fund from time to time.
In order to minimize transaction and market impact costs, the Investment Manager may effect cross-transactions in these investments among the TP Flagship Funds (which frequently will, but need not, be executed through brokers) at prevailing market prices.
The Investment Manager may, in its sole discretion, determine to offer co-investment opportunities to one or more Limited Partners or third parties, in either such case, if it determines in good faith that the amount available for the investment is greater than the Investment Manager’s “appetite” for the investment for the Fund (and other TP Flagship Funds) at such time.
The TP Flagship Funds and any future other accounts may offer investors benefits that Limited Partners will not receive in relation to their investments such as increased liquidity, heightened transparency (including with respect to portfolio composition information), the right to impose investment restrictions or guidelines, heightened reporting and reduced managed fees and performance allocations or fees.
Notwithstanding the immediately preceding sentence, this Agreement does not supersede or preempt any restrictive covenant agreements to the extent they relate to or are a condition of continued vesting, repurchase rights and/or forfeiture of carried interest, capital interests and related economics in respect of the Existing Diamond Flagship Funds (as defined in the BCA) and any investment product managed by the Company or any of its Subsidiaries, in each case, in effect on the Effective Date.
In order to effect a rebalancing, the Investment Manager will purchase or sell securities or other investments for the Fund while at the same time the Investment Manager is selling or purchasing the same investments for one or more of the other TP Flagship Funds.
The Investment Manager generally manages the Fund on a parallel pro rata basis with the other TP Flagship Funds employing primarily the same investment strategies, subject but not limited to the Fund’s and each other TP Fund’s varying stated investment objectives, including the amount of leverage to be used, investment restrictions, expected liquidity and tax considerations.
Monthly, and at times intra-month, the Investment Manager executes rebalancing trades (based on monthly performance and cash inflows/outflows) to maintain, to the extent practicable, parity in the portfolio composition of the Fund, on the one hand, and the other TP Flagship Funds, on the other hand, taking into account various factors including account leverage, investment restrictions and tax considerations.