Gross Total Return definition

Gross Total Return means, in relation to any index (such as an SGI Index, an Underlying Index or an Underlying SGI Index), such index reflects the performance of its underlying portfolio including reinvestment of any dividends, interest and other income before the deduction of any tax from such dividends, interest and other income.
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Examples of Gross Total Return in a sentence

  • The Performance Component shall be calculated by (a) computing the difference between (i) the total return of the GSAM Account without regard to expenses incurred in the operation of the GSAM Account ("Gross Total Return") during the Initial Period, and (ii) the return of the ▇▇▇▇▇▇▇ 1000 Growth Index ("Index Return") during the Initial Period plus 30 basis points; and (b) multiplying the resulting factor by 25%.

  • The Performance Component shall be calculated by (a) computing the difference between (i) the total return of the Cap Guardian Account without regard to expenses incurred in the operation of the Cap Guardian Account ("Gross Total Return") during the Initial Period, and (ii) the return of the EAFE Index ("Index Return") during the Initial Period plus 40 basis points; and (b) multiplying the resulting factor by 12.5%.