Common use of PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS Clause in Contracts

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS. The market benchmark for measuring investment performance for the Adviser is the STANDARD & POOR'S 500 INDEX. The Adviser is expected to outperform the benchmark net of Adviser fees over rolling three and five-year periods.

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS. The market benchmark for measuring investment performance for the Adviser is the STANDARD & POOR'S 500 RUSS▇▇▇ ▇▇▇0 INDEX. The Adviser is expected to outperform the benchmark net of Adviser fees over rolling three and five-year periods.

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS. The market benchmark for measuring investment performance for the Adviser is the STANDARD & POOR'S S&P 500 INDEX. The Adviser is expected to outperform the benchmark net of Adviser fees over rolling three and five-year periods.

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS. The market benchmark for measuring investment performance for the Adviser is the STANDARD & POOR'S 500 INDEXMSCI EAFE Index. The Adviser is expected to outperform the benchmark net of Adviser fees over rolling three and five-year periods.

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS. The market benchmark for measuring investment performance for the Adviser is the STANDARD & POOR'S 's 500 INDEX. The Adviser is expected to outperform the benchmark net of Adviser fees over rolling three and five-year periods.

PERFORMANCE BENCHMARKS. The market benchmark for measuring investment performance for the Adviser is the STANDARD & POOR'S 500 WILSHIRE 4500 INDEX. The Adviser is expected to outperform the benchmark net of Adviser fees over rolling three and five-year periods.