Examples of Reinvestment Trust in a sentence
A Delaware statutory trust, known as the Mellon GSL Reinvestment Trust (the “Trust”), has been established for the purpose of investment and reinvestment of Cash Collateral on behalf of clients in the securities lending programs of the Lending Agent and its affiliates, particularly clients who are not eligible to participate in collective trusts or common trust funds maintained by the Lending Agent or its affiliates.
The Trust is not a "Reinvestment Trust" as defined in Section 3.13(b).
A Delaware statutory trust, known as the Mellon GSL Reinvestment Trust (the "Trust"), has been established for the purpose of investment and reinvestment of Cash Collateral on behalf of clients in the securities lending programs of the Lending Agent and its affiliates, particularly clients who are not eligible to participate in collective trusts or common trust funds maintained by the Lending Agent or its affiliates.
A Delaware business trust, known as the Mellon GSL Reinvestment Trust (the "Trust"), has been established for the purpose of investment and reinvestment of Cash Collateral on behalf of clients in the securities lending programs of the Lending Agent and its affiliates, particularly clients who are not eligible to participate in collective trusts or common trust funds maintained by the Lending Agent or its affiliates.
Wessex Reinvestment Trust has supported organisations seeking to raise funds directly (e.g. Local Food Links, High Street Organics and Ecos Homes) and has also established a fund for on-lending into community land trust housing projects (through the new Wessex Community Assets IPS).
The Wessex Reinvestment Trust Financial Mechanisms Project has sought to address these issues by developing new ways of raising loan and equity finance.
Following previous research and investment activity during the period 2004 - 2006, Wessex Reinvestment Trust chose to focus initially on three areas:• Housing (including affordable housing on the community land trust model and sustainable housing developments).• Workspace and community facilities.• Food, including local and organic food enterprises.The starting point for the project was the high cost usually entailed in raising loan and equity finance.
The project was undertaken by Wessex Reinvestment Trust group, a rural CDFI (community development finance institution).
Wessex Community Assets (WCA) is a member of the Wessex Reinvestment Trust Group of companies and was created specifically to provide finance solutions for community owned property.
The Friends Provident Foundation and the Esmee Fairbairn Foundation committed funds to Wessex Reinvestment Trust to conduct the research into financial mechanisms.