Fully Invested definition

Fully Invested means the point at which an Investor’s Subscription Surplus is less than 10% of his Subscription;

Fully Invested. With respect to the First Offer Period as defined in this Agreement, at least ninety percent (90%) of the net offering proceeds of CWI’s initial public offering or a Follow-On Offering, as applicable, are invested or committed for investment.

Fully Invested occurs, with respect to the Company, when each of the following two conditions has been satisfied: (i) the Company has called not less than 75% of the Capital Contributions that the Unit Holders are required to make pursuant to their Capital Contribution Commitments and (ii) the Company has terminated the Offering because it does not intend to offer any more Units pursuant to Section 3.3.

Examples of Fully Invested in a sentence

• Of course, Accounts invested in Fully Invested Strategies may go down considerably in value with the market and that a decision to invest in these strategies is for the long term.

• Notwithstanding the immediately preceding sentence, prior to such time as the Company is Fully Invested, the Advisor shall allocate to the Company all investment opportunities that are suitable for investment by the Company and consistent with the Company’s investment objectives and strategies, as described in the Registration Statement.

• INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS The Company will, once Fully Invested, observe the following investment restrictions:  the value of no single asset at the time of investment will represent more than 20 per cent.

• During the remaining Investment Period, repayment amounts that have been distributed to the Partners in an Investment Partnership shall be added back to any Limited Partner's unpaid Capital Commitment and the Investment Partnership shall not be deemed to be Fully Invested until such time as all such repayments are reinvested, except where the Advisory Committee determines that there are no further feasible opportunities for the applicable Investment Partnership to invest in Target Investments.

• In the event an Investment Partnership is not Fully Invested upon the termination of the Investment Period (as the same may be extended by the Formation Partners), the Limited Partners' unpaid Capital Commitments shall terminate as of the end of the Investment Period and the Formation Partners shall then elect to invest in the Successor Investment Partnership or terminate this Agreement.

More Definitions of Fully Invested

Fully Invested means that the Company has invested at least 85% of the net proceeds received by the Company from the sale of the Common Stock on the Closing Date (net of the Company’s organizational and offering expenses and Operating Expenses, including Management Fees, paid by the Company).

Fully Invested means that at least ninety percent (90%) of the net offering proceeds of CWI 2’s initial public offering or a Follow On Offering, as applicable, are invested or committed for investment.

Fully Invested. ’ means that the Company had, by 5 April 2012, entered into commitments to invest all the proceeds of the IPO (save for amounts retained for working capital and liquidity purposes). Not all such commitments had, by that date, settled and as a result the Company was not, at that date, entitled to interest payments in respect of all such investments.

Fully Invested has the meaning specified in Section 3.8.

Fully Invested means that at least ninety percent (90%) of the net offering proceeds of the REIT’s initial public offering or a Follow-On Offering, as applicable, are invested or committed for investment. “GAAP” means generally accepted accounting principles, as applied in the United States.

Fully Invested means the point at which the Partnership has invested the Partnership's maximum Capital Commitment less amounts expended or reserved for the Minimum Monthly Management Fee and other Partnership Expenses.

Fully Invested means, for these purposes, that a total of £300 million, including borrowings (i.e., the maximum size of the Group's Investment Portfolio) is assumed as being invested or committed for investment in Portfolio Interests. It does not relate to the actual sum invested or committed for investment by the Group. If the Group does not in fact invest £300 million, it will be under no obligation to adjust the Investment Portfolio unless otherwise required by the Listing Rules or to qualify as a REIT Group.