STIF Management Sample Clauses

STIF Management. The Sponsor will maintain approximately 3% of the Portfolio in STIF if the Portfolio assets in the MIP2 position are less than 20% initially. Once the 20% threshold is reached a STIF is not required unless the Portfolio assets subsequently drop to below 5%. If a STIF is required the Trustee will monitor the cashflows and the balance of the STIF portion. If the STIF balance exceeds 3%, the Trustee will transfer the excess to the MIP2. If the STIF balance falls below 3%, the Trustee will request money first from MIP2 then from the American Express Trust Income Fund II to replenish the balance to 3%. The STIF percentage may be unilaterally modified by the Trustee if it is determined that the STIF cash policy is not sufficient to maintain cash liquidity in a daily environment.
Sample 1
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STIF Management. The Sponsor will maintain approximately 3% of the Portfolio in STIF if the Portfolio assets in the MIP2 position are less than 20% initially. Once the 20% threshold is reached a STIF is not required unless the Portfolio assets subsequently drop to below 5%. If a STIF is required the Trustee will monitor the cashflows and the balance of the STIF portion. If the STIF balance exceeds 3%, the Trustee will transfer the excess to the MIP2. If the STIF balance falls below 3%, the Trustee will request money first from MIP2 then from any existing stable value investment contracts or non-Fidelity managed commingled pools on a pro rata basis to replenish the balance to 3%. The STIF percentage may be unilaterally modified by the Trustee if it is determined that the STIF cash policy is not sufficient to maintain cash liquidity in a daily environment.
Sample 1
STIF Management. The Sponsor will maintain approximately 3% of the Portfolio in STIF. The Trustee will monitor the cashflows and the balance of the STIF portion. If the STIF balance exceeds 3%, the Trustee will transfer the excess to the Xxxxx Fargo Stable Return Fund. If the STIF balance falls below 3%, the Trustee will request money from the Xxxxx Fargo Stable Return Fund and the X.Xxxx Price Stable Value Fund on a pro rata basis to replenish the balance to 3%.
Sample 1

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