Conflicts of Interest Arising From Other Business Activities Sample Clauses

Conflicts of Interest Arising From Other Business Activities. Vendor acknowledges that certain business activities of Vendor and Vendor’s affiliates create potential conflicts of interest which, if not properly managed, could have an adverse effect on the Services provided to LACERA by Vendor under this Agreement. Vendor represents and warrants that it has implemented appropriate procedures necessary to assure that no actual conflict of interest arises during the term of this Agreement, and that Vendor shall at all times properly discharge its duty of loyalty owed to LACERA as a result of Vendor acting as a fiduciary for LACERA. Vendor shall provide LACERA with an appropriate party within its organization to provide LACERA with information about any business relationship between Vendor and any of Vendor’s affiliates and any investment manager recommended by Vendor. Vendor shall notify LACERA of all recommendations and advice given by Vendor to any affiliate or other group of Vendor concerning or in any way related to an investment manager currently retained by LACERA. Such notice shall be transmitted by telephone call to LACERA’s Chief Investment Officer, followed by written confirmation via electronic mail at the same time as all other clients of Vendor are notified.
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Conflicts of Interest Arising From Other Business Activities. Consultant represents and warrants that it has implemented appropriate procedures, attached as Exhibit D, necessary to assure that no actual conflict of interest arises during the term of this Agreement, and that Consultant shall at all times properly discharge its duty of loyalty owed to ACERA as a result of Consultant acting as a fiduciary for ACERA. Consultant shall inform ACERA in writing of any change in these procedures not less than five (5) days prior to the effective date of any such change. Consultant shall not establish any financial interest, whether by indirect investment, affiliation, investment or otherwise with any real property advisor or manager that is evaluated or recommended by Consultant without advance written notice and consent in writing from ACERA. Consultant shall provide ACERA with an appropriate party within Consultant’s organization to provide ACERA with information about any business relationship between Consultant and any of Consultant’s affiliates and any real estate advisor or manager or real estate investment recommended by Consultant. Consultant shall notify ACERA of all recommendations and advice given by Consultant to any affiliate of Consultant concerning or in any way related to an investment manager or real estate investment currently retained or owned by ACERA. Such notice shall be transmitted by telephone call to ACERA’s Chief Investment Officer, followed by written confirmation promptly but in no event later than the same time as other clients of Consultant are notified. Prior to ACERA acting on any direct or indirect investment opportunity that arose due to the Consulting Services, Consultant shall disclose to ACERA in writing whether Consultant or, to Consultant’s best knowledge, any of the principals or investment professionals of Consultant has also invested in such opportunity. ACERA may choose to take or reject such investment opportunity at its sole discretion in the event Consultant, its principals or its investment staff have invested in such opportunity. Consultant covenants and warrants that it has an ongoing duty to notify ACERA if Consultant or any of its principals or investment professionals intend to make direct or indirect investments where ACERA is also an investor, and Consultant shall not make and shall not permit its principals or investment staff to make such direct or indirect investments within the written approval of ACERA, which may be granted or withheld in its sole discretion but that ...
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