Share Class definition

Share Class in relation to shares, means (according to the context) a particular class or classes of share as described in Section 3;
Share Class in relation to shares, means (according to the context) a particular class of shares as described in Section 3;
Share Class means any class of Shares of any Portfolio issued by the Fund each as described in Section 3Description of Share Classesin the Prospectus or the Articles;

Examples of Share Class in a sentence

  • CHECK EACH APPLICABLE BOX BELOW IF THE BROKER ELECTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LISTED SHARE CLASS ☐ Class S Shares ☐ Class D Shares ☐ Class I Shares ☐ Class F Shares The following reflects the transaction or other fee, including upfront placement fees or brokerage commissions, arrangement and shareholder servicing and/or distribution fee as agreed upon between the Managing Dealer and the Broker for the applicable Share Class.

  • CHECK EACH APPLICABLE BOX BELOW IF THE BROKER ELECTS TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LISTED SHARE CLASS ☐ Class S Shares ☐ Class D Shares ☐ Class I Shares The following reflects the transaction or other fee, including upfront placement fees or brokerage commissions, arrangement and shareholder servicing and/or distribution fee as agreed upon between the Managing Dealer and the Broker for the applicable Share Class.


More Definitions of Share Class

Share Class means any class of Shares in a Fund issued from time to time by the ICAV.
Share Class or means a class of Shares of a Fund differentiated in various ways, such as "Class of Shares" currency, distribution policy or fees.
Share Class means the different classes of Shares offered to investors as detailed within this Supplement;
Share Class means a class of Ordinary Share in the Company.
Share Class means a particular class of the Shares of a Sub-Fund;
Share Class means a class of Shares that the Board of Directors decide, pursuant to the Scheme Documents of a Fund, to issue, within a Fund or a sub-fund of a Fund;
Share Class means the designation of a Share that confers the specific rights as set out in the Luxembourg Prospectus.