Contribution Redirection Sample Clauses
The Contribution Redirection clause allows for the redirection of payments or contributions from one party to another designated recipient. In practice, this means that instead of making a payment directly to the original party, the paying party may be instructed to send funds to a third party, such as a subcontractor or affiliate. This clause is commonly used to facilitate complex financial arrangements or to ensure that funds are allocated efficiently within a project. Its core function is to provide flexibility in payment flows and to address situations where the original recipient wishes to delegate or assign their right to receive contributions.
Contribution Redirection. The Master Policyholder may change the Allocation Proportion specified in the Schedule by giving the Company written notice and all subsequent Contribution received will be allocated to the Unit Linked Funds in the new Allocation Proportion. The first re-direction in any Policy Year will be free of charges, but for each subsequent re-direction of Contribution in that Policy Year, a charge of Rs.500 will apply. The Company may increase this charge to up to Rs.2000 per request with the prior approval of the IRDA. 5.8
Contribution Redirection. The Group Policyholder may change the Allocation Proportion specified in the Schedule by giving the Company written notice and all subsequent Contribution received will be allocated to the Unit Linked Funds in the new Allocation Proportion. The first re-direction in any Policy Year will be free of charges, but for each subsequent re-direction of Contribution in that Govt and Govt approved Securities 0% - 90% 0% - 60% Corporate bonds rated AA or above by an approved rating agency 0% - 60% 0% - 60% Money market and other liquid assets 0% - 40% 0% - 40% Infrastructure sector as defined by the IRDA 0% - 60% 0% - 60%
