Examples of Holdback Reserve in a sentence
Funds placed in the Holdback Reserve will not remain invested in the Company and will be kept separate from the assets of the Sub-Fund.
The Holdback Reserve will not be taken into account for the calculation of the NAV of the respective Sub-Fund and will be deposited in a bank account of the Company in relation to the Sub-Fund until any contingent obligations or liabilities are ascertained.
To the extent commercially practicable the Administrator will provide relevant information on the Holdback Reserve upon request from an affected Shareholder.
As soon as the extent of the obligations or liabilities is determined to the satisfaction of the Company any funds remaining in the Holdback Reserve will be remitted to the Shareholder (as part of the Redemption Proceeds due) to the account to which other Redemption Proceeds were paid or wherever else the Shareholder instructs, subject to the Administrator’s AML obligations.
As soon as the extent of the obligations or liabilities is determined to the satisfaction of the Company any funds remaining in the Holdback Reserve will be remitted to the Shareholder (as part of the Redemption Proceeds due) to the account to which other Redemption Proceeds were paid or wherever else the Shareholder instructs, subject to the Administrator’s AML obligations.Frequent Trading Investment in the Sub-Funds is intended for long term purposes only.
The Holdback Reserve will not be taken into account for the calculation of the NAV and will be deposited in a bank account of the Company until any contingent obligations or liabilities are ascertained.
As soon as the extent of the obligations or liabilities is determined to the satisfaction of the Company any funds remaining in the Holdback Reserve will be remitted to the Shareholder (as part of the Redemption Proceeds due) to the account to which other RedemptionProceeds were paid or wherever else the Shareholder instructs, subject to the Administrator’s AML obligations.
Funds placed in the Holdback Reserve will not remain invested and will be kept separate from the assets used to calculate the Net Asset Value.
On July 9, 2012, the Bankruptcy Court approved the first amendment to the Stipulation (the “First U.S. Stipulation Amendment”) whereby the DOD agreed to release approximately $1 million from the Holdback Reserve in exchange for certain protections to ensure that the DOD preserves all of its rights.
The project was administratively approved (September 1975) by the State Government for C15.83 crore with the target date of completion in 1981.