Examples of Total Redemption Price in a sentence
This is not new – the North London Waste Authority was established in 1986 as a partnership of the seven North London local authorities, specifically to manage the disposal of rubbish for North London.
The Total Redemption Price is the applicable redemption price multiplied by the number of redeemed Units.
Working remotely due to social distancing measures, not being able to have contact with service users and not having the necessary infrastructure to work remotely was a concern for a number of respondents.
In order to determine the net amount due by the Fund to a Participant in consideration for the redemption of Participations (the Total Redemption Amount), the Total Redemption Price might be reduced by a discount equal to the amount of the charge levied at the level of the relevant Investee Fund (the “Investee Fund Discount”), in the event a charge is levied at the level of the relevant Investee Fund.
The Legal Owner and the AIFM may limit the redemption of Units on a Settlement Date to an aggregate Total Redemption Price of two per cent.