QEF Account definition

QEF Account means an escrow account consisting of segregated sub-accounts for each Beneficiary State established by the Company and maintained by the Escrow Agent into which the deposits required under the applicable NPM Statute are made.

Examples of QEF Account in a sentence

  • Subject to the limitation found in Section 5 herein, fees, costs and expenses may be paid from interest or other appreciation earned on funds held in the QEF Account, but the QEF Principal in all QEF Sub-Accounts shall not be charged, used as an offset or otherwise encumbered by the Escrow Agent or the Company.

  • Upon the effective date of its resignation or removal, the Escrow Agent shall deliver the escrow funds held hereunder only to such successor escrow agent directed by the written instructions of the Company, and shall provide written notice of the delivery of the escrow funds in the QEF Account to all of the Attorneys General of the Beneficiary States covered by this Escrow Agreement.

  • From time to time the Company shall tender to the Escrow Agent for deposit in the QEF Account the funds that the Company is required to place into a Qualified Escrow Fund pursuant to the NPM Statute of each Beneficiary State.

  • In addition, the court to which funds in the QEF Account have been tendered may order such funds held by the State Treasurer of the underlying Beneficiary State if consented to by that Beneficiary State.