Examples of Starting NAV in a sentence
The Advisor will then divide the resulting amount by the Starting NAV for such class (or, if the Base NAV for such class is used as the Starting NAV pursuant to the preceding sentence, the Base NAV for such class) to calculate the total return per share for such class, expressed as a percentage.
If the total return per share for such class exceeds 6% and the Ending NAV for such class is greater than the Base NAV for such class, then the Performance Fee is calculated by multiplying the excess percentage (the percentage above 6%) by 25%, and then multiplying the resulting amount by the Starting NAV for such class (or, if the Base NAV for such class is used as the Starting NAV in the total return calculation for such class, the Base NAV for such class).
Where:PF is the performance fee, if any, payable to the Investment Manager;A is the Adjusted NAV per Share on the last day of the Performance Period;B is an amount equal to the Starting NAV per Share adjusted by the percentage total return of the MSCI India IMI (in Sterling) over the Performance Period.
For each class of shares, the per share amount that results in a 5% annualized rate of return for the year, calculated using the Starting NAV of such class, multiplied by the weighted average number of shares of such class for the year, and taking into account the timing and amount of all distributions accrued or paid (without duplication) on all such shares, and calculated in accordance with recognized industry practices.
For each class of shares, a percentage equal to the sum of: (i) the cumulative distributions per share accrued or paid (without duplication) for such class for the year plus (ii) the change in NAV per share of such class from the Starting NAV to the Ending NAV, divided by the Starting NAV.
For each class of shares, the Per Share Total Return multiplied by: (i) the Starting NAV, and (ii) the weighted average number of shares of such class outstanding during the year (to reflect share issuances and/or share redemptions during the year).
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The Advisor will begin the Performance Fee calculation for each share class with respect to each calendar year by taking the sum of (i) the Ending NAV for such class and (ii) the cumulative distributions per share for such class for the year, and then (iii) subtracting the Starting NAV per share for such class; provided, however, that if the Starting NAV for such class is less than the Base NAV for such class, the Base NAV shall be used as the Starting NAV for purposes of this calculation for such class.
Issuer:National Bank of Canada (the “Bank”).Agent:National Bank Financial (“NBF” or the “Agent”).Issue Price:CA$ 100.00 per Note.Minimum Amount:CA$ 2,000.00 per client.Issue Date:July 28, 2006Maturity Date:July 29, 2013 For each Reference Portfolio, the Starting NAV will be set at 1,000.
If the total return per share for such class exceeds 6% and the Ending NAV for such class is greater than the Base NAV for such class, then the Performance Fee is calculated by multiplying the excess percentage (the percentage above 6%) by 25.0%, and then multiplying the resulting amount by the Starting NAV for such class (or, if the Base NAV for such class is used as the Starting NAV in the total return calculation for such class, the Base NAV for such class).