Examples of Net Subscription in a sentence
The dilution adjustment, if applied at the discretion of the directors, will involve adding to, when the Fund is in a Net Subscription Position, and deducting from, when the Fund is in a Net Redemption Position, the Net Asset Value per Share such figure as the Directors consider represents an appropriate figure to meet Duties and Charges and Spreads in order to preserve the value of underlying investments for Shareholders.
Shares will be issued and redeemed at a single price (the “Price”) (excluding subscription or redemption charges, if any) which will be the Net Asset Value per Share, which may, in exceptional circumstances at the Directors’ discretion, be adjusted on any Dealing Day in the manner set out below, depending on whether the Directors consider it appropriate and whether or not the Fund is in a Net Subscription Position or in a Net Redemption Position on such Dealing Day, to arrive at the Price.
The PatentBook Administrator shall calculate and pay Net Subscription Payments to the Publisher (Licensor) on a Quarterly basis.
Where a dilution adjustment is made, it will increase the Price when the Fund is in a Net Subscription Position and decrease the Price when the Fund is in a Net Redemption Position.
The performance feesare calculated for each successful Investment as 20% (plus VAT where applicable) of the amount above the ‘hurdle’ return, where the hurdle is a 6% per annum return with a maximum hurdle of 125% of the original Investment amount.As described in Schedule 2 to the Investment Management Agreement, all reasonable endeavours will be used to ensure that Non-Recoverable Deal Costs borne by the Fund and allocated pro rata amongst Investors will not exceed 0.5% of an Investor’s Net Subscription.
Following the transfer of funds, Investors’ Subscriptions will be held in a client bank account by the Custodian, pending investment, with each Investor’s Subscription clearly identified.Any fee which the Fund Manager is requested to pay to an Investor’s financial adviser in relation to advice which such Investor has received regarding an investment in the Fund will be set aside for this purpose from the Subscription received from that Investor, leaving a Net Subscription amount to be invested in the Fund.
Investors may opt out of the Follow-on Reserve in which case the entirety of their Net Subscription excluding the amount set aside for fees will be deployed within the initial deployment and theywill not participate in any investment made using the Follow-on Reserve (see page 18 for further details).
This is in order to illustrate the potential for downside as well as upside.The worked examples show a Net Subscription to the Fund of£100,000 from which £10,000 is held back (as described further in the section Fees) and £90,000 is invested in a portfolio of eight companies, each with an equal sized investment, and without any hold back for the Follow-on Reserve (as described in the section Dealing with Underperformance: the Follow-on Reserve).
The performance incentive fee is payable on a 'deal-by-deal' basis subject to the overall requirement of achieving a 120% return to investors from their Net Subscription to the Fund as a whole.
Sixty percent (60%) of Net Subscription Payments shall be distributed uniformly to the PatentBook Publishers owning the Tier 1 patents.