An Investor Clause Samples
The 'An Investor' clause defines who qualifies as an investor within the context of the agreement. It typically outlines the criteria or characteristics that a party must meet to be considered an investor, such as providing capital, holding equity, or participating in funding rounds. By clearly identifying the investor, this clause ensures that rights, obligations, and privileges are properly allocated, preventing ambiguity about who is entitled to specific benefits or responsibilities under the agreement.
An Investor accepts the fact that a Trader’s profitability over the past periods does not guarantee the same results in the future.
An Investor. Accountholder who has subscribed to the DSS may, within the Designated Time and in accordance with the Procedures, submit an:
(a) instruction to CDC for selecting a Beneficial TRE certificate holder for the purpose of Earmarking Instruction; and
(b) irrevocable Earmarking Instruction to CDC. Provided that CDC shall not accept such Earmarking Instruction from an Investor-Accountholder if it does not comply with the requirements prescribed by CDC in the Procedures.
An Investor accepts the fact that the Company’s profitability over the past periods does not guarantee the same results in the future.