Investment Review definition
Examples of Investment Review in a sentence
An Investment Review shall comprise a review and assessment of the Project status and expected development from a scientific perspective, including in relation to results, and from a financial/budget-related, time-related and administrative/organisational perspective as specified by IFD.
An Investment Review shall be based on input from the Steering Committee, the Project Leader and the Administrator as well as any further information requested by IFD or the Steering Committee from the Project Participants in connection with the review.
The scientific reporting shall be based on the Investment Review described in Clause 6.2.
If eMachines does not satisfy the requirements of the AOL Investment Review by July 15, 1999, pursuant to Section 12.5 of this Agreement, then AOL will receive twenty five percent (25%) warrant coverage in the Series A Financing as long as AOL elects to invest no less than Thirty Million dollars (US$30,000,000).
Consultant shall, to the extent reasonably required in the business of the Company, assist Company in the selection of the underlying investment options available in the Separate Accounts, consistent with the Variable Products Investment Review Policy of the Company's Variable Products Investment Review Committee ("VPIR Committee"), as amended from time to time.
The Union may appoint three (3) Retirement Investment Representatives who will attend semi-annual Investment Review meetings with representatives of the Company.
Alinta Energy may disclose the confidential information of User and User's Personnel to the extent required by Law, including without limitation to the Foreign Investment Review Board.
If you’re not a resident of Australia you must also prove that you’ve met all the Foreign Investment Review Board (FIRB) requirements for your loan purpose, such as a copy of your application to FIRB or a copy of their advice.
To its credit, Finance’s Technology Investment Review Unit (TIRU) identified specific concerns with the ELA proposal, and on May 10, 2001, communicated these concerns to the directors of Finance and DOIT.
For the purposes of this Agreement, “Representatives” of H.I.G. shall include its employees, officers, directors, financial advisors, staff agents, financing sources, representatives, consultants, advisors or members of any Investment Review or similar committees, but only to the extent such parties receive Confidential Information and excluding, in each case, any portfolio companies.