Maximum Management Fee definition

Maximum Management Fee means 3.0% of the gross revenues of the Property per annum.

Maximum Management Fee means 4.0% of gross revenues of the Property.

Maximum Management Fee means an amount not to exceed that amount which is reasonable and customarily incurred and paid by owners and operators of regional shopping malls in the region in which the Property is located.

Examples of Maximum Management Fee in a sentence

• In the instance where a suitable management fee for a given investor is not available from the Unit Classes listed below, a new Unit Class may be created in the Sub-Fund in accordance with the requirements of the Central Bank and using the following Unit Class naming convention which is consistent with the naming convention within the first table below: • Unit Class Type – Hedged/Unhedged – Maximum Management Fee – Accumulating/Distributing – Currency.

• Any increase to the Maximum Management Fee Rate shall be approved by Unit Holders and shall not take effect until a minimum of ninety days after such approval has been given.

• Any increase in the Management Fee Rate up to the Maximum Management Fee Rate shall be notified to Unit Holders not less than thirty days before it takes effect.

• Management Fees (continued)Oaktree Global Credit Fund and Oaktree Brunel Global Credit Fund bear a fee (the “Management Fee”) in an amount equal to the percentages specified in the table below under "Maximum Management Fee" for the relevant classes of shares of the Net Asset Value of each such class of ordinary share.

• The total management fee is limited as per maximum management fee per annum (the “Cap”) provided in in the table below in the column headed “New Maximum Management Fee (per annum)”.

More Definitions of Maximum Management Fee

Maximum Management Fee means with respect to each Individual Property, an amount not to exceed the management fee which would be paid to a third-party in an arms length transaction for services similar to the services to be rendered by Manager under the Management Agreement.

Maximum Management Fee means an amount not greater than the greater of (x) five percent (5%) per annum of Gross Income from Operations for each Asset and (y) the fee generally charged by third party managers of hotels substantially similar to such Asset (as reasonably determined by Administrative Agent) in the same region as such Asset but in no event in excess of seven percent (7%) per annum of Gross Income from Operations for each Asset. "MAXIMUM PERMITTED TRADE PAYABLES AND FF&E FINANCINGS" shall mean (x) Permitted Trade Payables which are outstanding for more than sixty (60) days and (y) FF&E Financings, in the aggregate for clause (x) and clause (y) not to exceed $350,000 per Asset and $3,937,500 for the Property.

Maximum Management Fee means 4.0% of gross revenues of the Property. "Monthly ACL Music Venue Amount" means $350,000.00.

Maximum Management Fee means a per annum rate specified in the applicable Final Terms.

Maximum Management Fee means 4.0% of Revenues.

Maximum Management Fee means 3% of the gross revenues.

Maximum Management Fee means 3%, or such greater percentage as Lender shall approve in writing in its reasonable discretion, of the gross revenues of the applicable Property.