Investing Sample Clauses
Investing. The Advisor shall remain in compliance with Catholic investing requirements and shall have a choice between two options for investing the funds held in the DAF:
Option 1: The Advisor can invest in any of the pre-approved funds included on the CCF’s Socially Responsible Investment Sample List (Attachment B). The Advisor must provide a report confirming their compliance with these guidelines to the CCF on a quarterly basis.
Option 2: The Advisor can invest in a custom portfolio of their own design so long as the investments are in alignment with the CCF’s Catholic Socially Responsible Investment Guidelines (Attachment A). The Advisor must provide a report confirming their compliance with these guidelines to the CCF on a quarterly basis. Asset allocation targets may be modified to fit the Donor’s/Advisor’s abilities based on how the Donor intends to utilize the DAF and the asset size of the investment account with the Advisor. Accordingly, the modified asset allocation targets of the Advisor may want to fall within the ranges of the CCF Investment Pool targets of: o Growth Assets (equities) - 70% (range of 40%-80%) o Diversifying Assets - 10% (range of 0%-20%) o Fixed Assets - 20% (range of 10%-60%)
Investing. Your entry into this Agreement does not give you any right or ability to invest in any Start-Ups through the Site. Your ability to invest in Start-Ups is subject to the Company’s determination that you meet the definition of an “Accredited Investor” as set forth in Rule 501 of Regulation D promulgated by the Securities and Exchange Commission and meeting such other requirements as may be required under applicable law, rule or regulation or as may be required by the Company or a Start-Up from time to time. As part of such determination, you may be required to submit certain personal information to the Company. You agree not to attempt to disintermediate the Site and the Company from any investment in any Start-Up, including without limitation by offering to enter into applicable Investment Documents with a Start-Up outside of the Site.
Investing lending from your RateSetter account Meaning of terms used in this section Going Rate. This is the variable interest rate which RateSetter sets for each product from time to time and which is available on our website
6.1. Once you have money in your holding account, you need to make an offer to lend, either at the Going Rate or at a rate which you set. To do this, you’ll need to follow the process on our website. We’ll then match you to an eligible borrower(s).
6.2. We can make changes to the Going Rate at any time, in accordance with “How we can make changes”, which you can find in the section on “Our relationship with you”.
6.3. If you choose to lend at a rate which you set (“Your Rate”), the rate can be set up to a maximum of 5% above the Going Rate on each product. For example, if the Going Rate is 3.5%, you’ll be able to set your rate up to 8.5%. The minimum rate you can set is 0%.
6.4. Within each product, offers to lend are matched with borrower loan applications in the following order:
(a) by rate, with the lowest rate matching first; and if there are multiple offers at the same rate,
(b) by time when the offer to lend was placed on the platform, with the earliest offer matching first, subject to the rule that existing funds being reinvested are prioritised ahead of new funds. This means that if multiple lenders are reinvesting, they will be matched in order of when they placed their offer to lend on the platform. The RateSetter market, when seen across products, will operate a single matching queue and your place in that queue will be based on the equivalent Access rate. For Plus and Max investors, this is calculated by subtracting the difference in the Going Rate between Access and Plus or Max from the rate of your offer to lend. For example, if you are a Max customer who has made an offer to lend at 5.1%, you will be in the same place in the queue as an Access investor who made an offer to lend at 3.1%, but you will both be behind another investor who made an offer of 4% in Plus, as illustrated in the table below: Rate >3.3% Access Lender offers £4,000,000 3.2% £250,000 3.1% £250,000 3.0% £5,000,000 Rate >4.3% Plus Lender offers £4,000,000 4.2% £250,000 4.1% £250,000 4.0% £5,000,000 Rate >5.3% ▇▇▇ ▇▇▇▇▇▇ offers £4,000,000 5.2% £250,000 5.1% £250,000 5.0% £5,000,000
6.5. An offer to lend may be combined with other offers to lend and may be matched with one or a combination of multiple loan applications by RateSetter borrowers.
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Investing lending from your RateSetter account
6.1. Once you have money in your holding account, you need to make an offer to lend. To do this, you’ll need to follow the process on our website. We’ll then match you to an eligible borrower(s).
6.2. If you choose to lend at the “Market Rate” (which is set each day by taking a weighted average of all the rates transacted during the previous 28 days), you accept that the calculation of the Market Rate at the time any funds are matched is correct as at the time of matching. RateSetter makes no guarantee as to the level of the Market Rate at any given time or any given day.
6.3. Lenders are matched within each market first by rate and then by time, subject to the rule that existing funds being reinvested are prioritised ahead of new funds. This means that if multiple lenders are offering the same rate and all are reinvesting, they will be matched in order of when they placed their offer to lend on the platform.
6.4. An offer to lend may be posted on its own or may be combined with other offers to lend and may be accepted on behalf of one or a combination of multiple RateSetter borrowers.
6.5. You can withdraw all or part of an offer to lend (until it has been matched) by cancelling the relevant offer in your RateSetter account. The cancellation of an outstanding offer to lend becomes effective when your instruction to cancel is successfully received and processed by us, which is usually done within one working day. Until we process the cancellation, your offer may remain outstanding and available for acceptance.
6.6. Once all or part of your offer to lend has been matched to a borrower, you’ll be bound by the terms and conditions of the resulting loan(s) and you won’t be able to amend, cancel or withdraw from the loan(s) other than in accordance with these Terms.
6.7. When a borrower order is fully matched to lender funds, the loan will be formed the same day and the funds sent to the borrower on the next working day. Interest will accrue daily on the capital amount outstanding from the day after the formation date up to and including the date on which the loan is settled in full. This means that if your funds are matched to a new loan, you will begin to accrue interest the working day after the loan is formed. If your funds are matched to an existing loan (e.g. if another lender is using the Release Your Investment function), you’ll begin to accrue interest on the calendar day after your funds are matched.
6.8. When you ...
Investing. Manager shall, upon request by and in accordance with the directions of the Board of Directors, invest or reinvest any money of Company.
Investing. To invest and reinvest the properties of my estate in any kind of property whatsoever, real or personal (including oil, gas, and other mineral leases, royalties, overriding royalties, and other interests), whether or not productive of income, and such investments and reinvestments may be made without regard to the proportion that such property or property of a similar character held may bear to my entire estate if my Executor determines that, because of the circumstances involved, my estate would be better served by not diversifying such investment or reinvestments.
Investing funding your RateSetter account
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Investing. I will not discuss the pros and cons of any particular investment, investment strategy, investment tool or technique, asset allocation, or similar topic with group members either outside or during group. This group is not an investment club or for investment advice.
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