Examples of Outperformance in a sentence
That principle is implicit in our shared values of Client Focus, Trust, Teamwork and Outperformance – and it is central to our reputation.
As of each Calculation Date, the aggregate amount of Outperformance with respect to all Shares within a Class for the relevant performance period is determined.
Whenever a positive Outperformance level, previously reached, is not achieved thereafter, a High Water Mark NAV per Share is memorised for the purpose of the performance fee calculation.
The Sub-Fund is regularly debited with the provisions and if Outperformance falls, the Sub-Fund is credited with the appropriate amount.
A performance fee equal to a percentage of such aggregate amount of Outperformance for those Shares (as disclosed in the relevant Supplement) is charged to such Class as a whole.
As a rule, any claim to the Performance Fee may also be made dependent on whether the change in the net asset value of the respective Share Class of the Sub-Fund from the beginning of the Performance Fee Period until the valuation day is greater than the performance of the Hurdle Rate de- fined in the respective Sub-Fund for the relevant Share Class over this period ("Performance Fee Period Outperformance").
No performance fee will be payable in respect of any accounting period of the Company if the adjusted closing Net Asset Value per Share of the Class does not outperform the Benchmark plus 3 percentage points over the relevant accounting period (the "Outperformance Condition").
Outperformance, after deduction of investment management fees, of the assigned benchmark over a full market cycle is expected.
The amount due per share class for the Performance-Fee provision is calculated as follows: Net asset value per share (before performance-fee provision) x Outperformance Return in % x 10%.
The NAV per Share of the relevant Sub-Class at the end of the immediately preceding Valuation Day on which a performance fee was charged.Each time the Fund outperforms, the Outperformance is locked in favour of the AIFM.