Pooling of Assets Sample Clauses

Pooling of Assets. 2.1 Your Assets may be pooled with those of other clients of ours or our sub-custodians in one account, in accordance with Regulatory Requirements. In this case:
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Pooling of Assets. In the event the Company adopts or becomes a contributing employer under another plan which is qualified under Section 401(a) of the Code, or any successor to such Section 401(a) plan, the Trustees from time to time may pool all or any portion of the assets of this Trust Fund with assets belonging to such other tax- qualified plan into one single Trust Fund. The Trustees may commingle such assets, make joint or common investments, and carry joint accounts on behalf of this Trust Fund and such other trust, allocating undivided shares or interests in such investments or accounts or in any pooled assets to the two or more trusts in accordance with their respective interests. The Trustees may also buy or sell any assets or undivided interests therein in this Trust Fund, or in any other trust with which the assets of this Trust Fund may be pooled, to or from this Trust Fund or such other trust at such prices or valuations as the Trustees may in good faith determine to be the fair market value of such assets or undivided interests.
Pooling of Assets. The Customer’s Assets may be deposited together with assets belonging to our other customers, and/or the customers of our Agents in an omnibus custody account. The Customer acknowledges and agrees that:
Pooling of Assets. 2.1 Your Assets may be pooled with those of other clients of ours or our sub-custodians in an omnibus account, in accordance with Regulatory Requirements. However, you should be aware that holding investments in an omnibus account presents certain risks. In this case:
Pooling of Assets. 2.1 Your Assets may be pooled with those of other clients of ours or our sub-custodians in one account (known as an “omnibus account”), in accordance with Regulatory Requirements. Holding investments in an omnibus account is standard practice for custody service providers. However you should be aware that holding in this way presents certain risks. In this case:
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