SECURITY PRICING Sample Clauses

SECURITY PRICING. On a daily basis, by facsimile or other means, in any instance where the pricing services utilized by the Company's Fund Accounting Department (the "Department") do not provide a price for a security held by the Portfolio, provide the Department with reasonable assistance in determining a price for such security. A broker and a representative of the Sub-Adviser shall be available to assist the Manager with fair value pricing of a security on any day that such pricing becomes necessary.
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SECURITY PRICING. On a daily basis, by telephone or facsimile: (i) review with the Company's Fund Accounting Department (the "Department") the prices of the Portfolio's securities, which shall be provided by the Department; (ii) inform the Department of its agreement or disagreement with such prices; (iii) provide the Department with the basis for any disagreement it may have with respect to a particular security's price and its opinion (along with outside broker quotes) as to what that security's price should be; and (iv) in any instance where the pricing services utilized by the Department do not provide a price for a security held by the Portfolio, provide the Department with reasonable assistance in determining a price for such security.
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SECURITY PRICING. On a monthly basis, by telephone or facsimile: (i) review with the Department the prices of the Portfolio's securities, which shall be provided by the Department; (ii) inform the Department of any material disagreement with such prices; (iii) provide the Department with the basis for any material disagreement it may have with respect to a particular security's price; and (iv) in any instance, and on any given business day, where the pricing services utilized by the Department do not provide a price for a security held by the Portfolio, provide the Department with reasonable assistance in determining a price for such security provided that the Department shall have used reasonable efforts to determine the price.
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SECURITY PRICING. In any instance where the pricing services utilized by the Department do not provide a price for a security held by the Portfolio, provide the Department with reasonable assistance in determining a price for such security.
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SECURITY PRICING. On a daily basis, by telephone or facsimile (i) review with the Company's Fund Accounting Department (the "Department") the prices of the Portfolio's securities, which shall be provided by the Department; (ii) inform the Department of its agreement or disagreement with such prices; (iii) provide the Department with the basis for any disagreement it may have with respect to a particular security's price and its opinion (along with outside broker quotes) as to what that security's price should be; and (iv) in any instance where the pricing services utilized by the Department do not provide a price for a security held by the Portfolio, provide the Department with reasonable assistance in determining a price for such security. EXHIBIT B FEE SCHEDULE ASSETS ANNUAL RATE --------------------------------------------------------------------- First $50 Million 40 bps Next $100 Million 30 bps Next $350 Million 25 bps Over $500 Million 20 bps
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SECURITY PRICING. On a monthly basis, or more frequently as reqxxxxx xxxxr the circumstances, by telephone or facsimile: (i): review with the Company's Fund Accounting Department (the "Department") the prices of the Portfolio's securities, which shall be provided by the Department; (ii) inform the Department of its agreement or disagreement with such prices; and (iii) in any instance where the pricing services utilized by the Department do not provide a price for a security held by the Portfolio, provide the Department with reasonable assistance in determining a price for such security.
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SECURITY PRICING. In any instance where the pricing services utilized by the Department do not provide a price for a security held by the Portfolio, provide the Department with reasonable assistance in determining a price for such security. mfssubak
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