Alliance Costs and Revenue Split Sample Clauses

Alliance Costs and Revenue Split. Each Party will utilize its own staff and working capital for its own internal operational obligations, as needed, in performing its responsibilities and obligations under this Agreement, including under the Responsibility Matrix in Appendix 1, without a charge to the other Party or the Alliance or the revenues therefrom. In instances where both Parties are listed in the Responsibility Matrix for the same task as shared responsibility, then the Steering Committee will allocate the costs of such task between the Parties. For the avoidance of doubt, the costs pertaining to the marketing and promotion of the Programs, including the costs of hiring celebrity talent for such marketing and promotion will be borne by GRAND CARD. Special funding requirements and budgets may be decided from time to time by the Steering Committee. Unless otherwise agreed in writing by the Parties, all costs and funding (except the costs and funding needed for the obligations described in the first and second sentence of this Subsection 4.3 which will be borne by the Party performing such obligations) will be provided seventy five percent (75%) by GRAND CARD and twenty five percent (25%) by CEGEDIM; provided that in the event that the Alliance has cash available to fund expenses, such cash shall be utilized to fund such expenses in lieu of direct funding by the Parties; and provided further that direct out of pocket costs in operating the business of the Alliance, including (i) Card fulfillment, and (ii) all fees and charges paid by GRAND CARD to JPMorgan Chase Bank, N.A. (“Chase”) under the Card Issuance Agreement dated August 24, 2012 between GRAND CARD and Chase or any substitute card issuer (collectively, the “Direct Operating Costs”), will be recouped by the advancing Party or Parties from the revenues of the Alliance before those revenues are distributed to the Parties in accordance with their respective shares under this Subsection 4.3. GRAND CARD and CEGEDIM agree they will share the revenues yielded from the Alliance (after deduction of cash utilized to fund the Direct Operating Costs to be recouped from such revenues as provided above) based on the following percentage allocation: 75% revenues for GRAND CARD and 25% revenues for CEGEDIM.
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