Common use of Foreign Exchange Risk Clause in Contracts

Foreign Exchange Risk. The investment manager shall use its discretion to hedge any foreign currency investments and exposures. The investment manager may use a variety of methods to reduce such exposures, including forward foreign exchange contracts, currency options and natural hedging with foreign pay liabilities of the insurance company. Un-hedged foreign investments will be limited to 15% of admitted assets at cost, subject to adjustment to conform with applicable insurance regulatory requirements. Un-hedged exposure above this amount must be approved by the investment committee.

Appears in 5 contracts

Samples: Investment Agreement (Crum & Forster Holdings Corp), Investment Agreement (Crum & Forster Holdings Corp), Investment Agreement (Crum & Forster Holdings Corp)

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Foreign Exchange Risk. The investment manager shall use its discretion to hedge any foreign currency investments and exposures. The investment manager may use a variety of methods to reduce such exposures, including forward foreign exchange contracts, currency options and natural hedging with foreign pay liabilities of the insurance company. Un-hedged foreign investments will be limited to 1510% of admitted assets at cost, subject to adjustment to conform with applicable insurance regulatory requirements. Un-hedged exposure above this amount must be approved by the investment committee.

Appears in 2 contracts

Samples: Investment Agreement (Crum & Forster Holdings Corp), Investment Agreement (Crum & Forster Holdings Corp)

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