Common use of France Clause in Contracts

France. Xxxxxx acknowledges and accepts that when lending Securities issued by French issuers (“French Securities”), any additional tax credits (including, but not limited to, Credit d’Impot) that may be due to the holder of such French Securities had they not been on Loan over record date, will not form part of the manufactured Income (as defined in the applicable MSLA) that is collected from a Borrower on behalf of the Lender.

Appears in 10 contracts

Samples: Securities Lending Agreement (1290 Funds), Securities Lending Agreement (Eq Advisors Trust), Securities Lending Agreement (1290 Funds)

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France. Xxxxxx Lender acknowledges and accepts that when lending Securities issued by French issuers (“French Securities”), any additional tax credits (including, but not limited to, Credit d’Impot) that may be due to the holder of such French Securities had they not been on Loan over record date, will not form part of the manufactured Income (as defined in the applicable MSLA) that is collected from a Borrower on behalf of the Lender.

Appears in 3 contracts

Samples: Securities Lending Agreement (Eq Advisors Trust), Securities Lending Agreement (1290 Funds), Securities Lending Agreement (1290 Funds)

France. Xxxxxx Lender acknowledges and accepts that when lending Securities issued by French issuers (“French Securities”), any additional tax credits (including, but not limited to, Credit d’Impotd’lmpot) that may be due to the holder of such French Securities had they not been on Loan over record date, will not form part of the manufactured Income (as defined in the applicable MSLA) that is collected from a Borrower on behalf of the Lender.. SCHEDULE 5

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Securities Lending Agreement (Brighthouse Funds Trust I)

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France. Xxxxxx Lender acknowledges and accepts that when lending Securities issued by French issuers (“French Securities”), any additional tax credits (including, but not limited to, Credit d’Impotd’lmpot) that may be due to the holder of such French Securities had they not been on Loan over record date, will not form part of the manufactured Income (as defined in the applicable MSLA) that is collected from a Borrower on behalf of the Lender.

Appears in 1 contract

Samples: Securities Lending Agreement (Eq Advisors Trust)

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