Pooled Funds means MKS [ ] Shared Service revenue budgets for staffing and related costs consolidated into a single budget held by [ ] with contributions from (list all Authorities signing the Agreement) referred to in clause 10 and Schedule 5.
Pooled Funds means all unrestricted city funds. Pooled funds shall not include debt service funds, funds in the public debt amortization fund or any restricted funds, but shall include the following:
Pooled Funds means professionally managed indexed or actively managed mutual funds registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission and listed on stock exchanges in the United States;
Examples of Pooled Funds in a sentence
This Agreement and the operation of the Pooled Funds are therefore subject to ensuring compliance with the CCG Statutory Duties and clinical governance obligations.
Investments in Pooled Funds, or other investment funds, managed by a third party (Investment Manager) shall be excluded from this section.
The Investment Board will review the performance of each Investment Manager and their respective funds (Pooled Funds or other) on a quarterly basis.
Pooled Funds: The District is a voluntary participant in Local Agency Investment Fund (LAIF), which is regulated by California Government Code Section 16429 under the oversight of the Treasurer of the State of California and the Pooled Money Investment Board.
The Council has evaluated the use of Pooled Funds and determined the appropriateness of their use within the investment portfolio.
More Definitions of Pooled Funds
Pooled Funds means the Pooling Donors’ credits and/or grants;
Pooled Funds means funds deposited in the US Dollar Holding Account (as hereinafter defined) provided by the Donors in support of the Program;
Pooled Funds means commingled investment vehicles such as unit trusts, mutual funds, and segregated funds of an insurance company.
Pooled Funds means the proceeds of the Financing to be deposited in the same account as those funds provided by the Donors for each Subprogram.
Pooled Funds means, collectively, the funds provided by the Pooling Development Partners and the Association and kept in a common pool to be managed by MOHFW;
Pooled Funds means the funds to be received by the Trustee pursuant to the provisions of Paragraph 12 hereof. Notwithstanding the foregoing, to the extent that any of the accounts set forth on Schedule 1 hereto contain funds that either PFG is holding in trust for the benefit of others or that are otherwise not property of the Estate, such funds in the hands of the Trustee or the Estate shall not be Pooled Funds, and the rights of third parties in and to such funds, and any defenses or competing rights of any Party to the assertion of any such rights in and to such funds, shall not be affected by this Agreement, but instead such rights shall continue in such funds in the hands of the Trustee or the Estate.
Pooled Funds. As a means of obtaining diversified fixed income exposure in an effective manner, upon approval from the client, the Stable Value Option may invest its assets in the shares of one or more other pooled funds, whether or not registered, or in collective investment trusts that PIMCO believes are similar to or consistent with the credit criteria and investment objectives of the Stable Value Option, whether offered by PIMCO, the custodian bank, or any other entity. • Rule 144A Offerings: Securities issued or sold pursuant to Rule 144A under the Securities Act of 1933 provided that the Board meets the definition of a qualified institutional buyer (as defined in Rule 144A) at the time of purchase. • Separate Account Contracts (SACs): A SAC is a type of Benefit Responsive Contract that is an obligation of an insurance company which is backed by one or more identifiable assets (Associated Assets) that are owned by the insurance company. The performance of the SAC is backed by the Associated Assets and, typically to a lesser extent, the insurance company that is the Contract Provider. SACs may be advised by the insurance company or one of its affiliates or the insurance company may appoint an investment adviser to act as investment adviser to the SAC, which may be PIMCO. • Sovereign and Supranational Debt: Debt issued and backed by Sovereigns or supranational agencies, including but not limited to the World Bank and the European Union. • Swaps: Swaps are contracts that allow two counter-parties to exchange liabilities and include, but are not limited to, interest rate swaps, total return swaps, spread locks and swaptions. These instruments may be used so long as the underlying instrument is a security or index of an asset type permitted in the guidelines. • Synthetic Investment Contracts (SICs): A SIC is a combination of a Wrap Agreement and one or more identifiable investments (Associated Assets). The performance of the SIC is backed by the Associated Assets and, typically to a lesser extent, the Wrap Agreement Contract Provider. Under a SIC, typically the Associated Assets are owned in the name of the Plan or Trust. The Associated Assets for a SIC will also be Permitted Investments. • U.S. Treasury and Agency Notes and Bonds: Issues of the United States government and its agencies. • Variable and Floating Rate Securities: Variable and floating rate securities provide for a periodic adjustment in the interest rate paid on the obligations.