Closing Required Asset Value definition

Closing Required Asset Value means the Adjusted Required Asset Value as of the Accounting Date calculated after taking into account all Capital Gain or Loss Adjustments and all Reallocated Asset Value Adjustments required pursuant to Section 5.11 or Section 3.19(b) from the Reference Date through the Closing.
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Closing Required Asset Value means the Adjusted Required Asset Value as of the Accounting Date calculated after taking into account all Capital Gain or Loss Adjustments and all Reallocated Asset Value Adjustments required pursuant to Section
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Examples of Closing Required Asset Value in a sentence

  • If Purchaser does not deliver a Notice of Disagreement with respect to the Initial Closing Statement, the Initial Asset Value Statement or the Initial Closing Required Asset Value Statement to Seller by the end of the Review Period, the Initial Closing Statement, the Initial Asset Value Statement or the Initial Closing Required Asset Value Statement, as applicable, shall become final and binding on the parties.

  • Such written report shall set forth, in reasonable detail, the determination of the Independent Accountant with respect to each of the disputed line items specified in the Notice of Disagreement and the revisions, if any, to be made to the Initial Closing Statement, the Initial Asset Value Statement or the Initial Closing Required Asset Value Statement resulting therefrom, together with supporting calculations.

  • Each of the Initial Closing Statement, Initial Asset Value Statement and the Initial Closing Required Asset Value Statement will be accompanied by reasonably detailed supporting documentation relating to the amounts and calculations therein.

  • The Notice of Disagreement shall set forth, with respect to each disputed item, Purchaser’s position as to the correct amount or computation that should have been included in the Initial Closing Statement, the Initial Asset Value Statement or the Initial Closing Required Asset Value Statement.