Examples of Performance Share Price in a sentence
The Excess Return on the Performance Fee Calculation Date is the excess (if any) of the Performance Share Price over the higher of: (a) the Performance Hurdle Price (being the Issue Price compounded by 10% per annum from Initial Admission subject to appropriate adjustments in certain situations); and (b) the High Watermark (being the Performance Share Price on the last Performance Fee Calculation Date where a Performance Fee was payable, or the Issue Price, if a Performance Fee has not yet been paid 13.
During the period, the average of the middle market quotations was 108.27 pence; and ‘‘PSP Adjustments’’ means adjustments to the Performance Share Price to (i) include the gross amountof any dividends and/ or distributions paid in respect of an Ordinary Share since initial Admission; and(ii) make such adjustments to take account of C Shares as were agreed between the Company and the Investment Adviser, acting reasonably and in good faith, at the time of issuance of such C Shares.
The Excess Return on the Performance Fee Calculation Date is the excess (if any) of the Performance Share Price over the higher of: (a) the Performance Hurdle Price (being the Issue Price compounded by 10% per annum from Initial Admission subject to appropriate adjustments in certain situations); and (b) the High Watermark (being the Performance Share Price on the last Performance Fee Calculation Date where a Performance Fee was payable, or the Issue Price, if a Performance Fee has not yet been paid).
During the period, the average of the middle market quotations was 108.27 pence; and ‘‘PSP Adjustments’’ means adjustments to the Performance Share Price to (i) include the gross amountof any dividends and/or distributions paid in respect of an Ordinary Share since initial Admission; and(ii) make such adjustments to take account of C Shares as were agreed between the Company and the Investment Adviser, acting reasonably and in good faith, at the time of issuance of such C Shares.
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During the period, the average of the daily closing middle market prices was US$1.04; and ‘Performance Adjustments’ means adjustments to the Performance Share Price to (i) include the gross amount of any dividends and/or distributions paid in respect of Ordinary Shares since Initial Admission; and (ii) make such adjustments to take account of C Shares as were agreed between the Company and the Investment Manager, acting reasonably and in good faith, at the time of issuance of such C Shares.
During the period, the average of the middle market quotations was 108.27 pence; and ‘‘PSP Adjustments’’ means adjustments to the Performance Share Price to (i) include the gross amount of any dividends and/ or distributions paid in respect of an Ordinary Share since initial Admission; and (ii) make such adjustments to take account of C Shares as were agreed between the Company and the Investment Adviser, acting reasonably and in good faith, at the time of issuance of such C Shares.
During the period, the average of the middle market quotations was 108.27 pence; and‘‘PSP Adjustments’’ means adjustments to the Performance Share Price to (i) include the gross amount of any dividends and/or distributions paid in respect of an Ordinary Share since initial Admission; and (ii) make such adjustments to take account of C Shares as were agreed between the Company and the Investment Adviser, acting reasonably and in good faith, at the time of issuance of such C Shares.