Arkansas Investment Management Agreement between Fund, Asia Management and NICAM

• Category: Corporations - Public - Investment Companies and Real Estate Investment Trusts (REIT)
• State: Multi-State
• Control #: US-CC-11-121
• Format: Word; Rich Text

Description

This is an Investment Management Agreement, to be used across the United States. An Investment Management Agreement increases the fee to be paid by a mutual fund, to the investment manager. An Arkansas Investment Management Agreement is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms and conditions between a Fund (the investor), Asia Management (the investment manager), and CICAM (investment advisor) for managing and handling investment activities on behalf of the Fund. This agreement ensures the Fund's investments are managed efficiently, professionally, and in line with the Fund's goals and objectives. It defines the roles and responsibilities of each party, including investment strategies, risk management, reporting, and fees. There are various types of Arkansas Investment Management Agreements between Fund, Asia Management, and CICAM, including: 1. General Investment Management Agreement: This agreement establishes a comprehensive arrangement between the Fund, Asia Management, and CICAM. It encompasses all aspects of investment management and serves as the foundation for their working relationship. 2. Fixed-Term Investment Management Agreement: This type of agreement has a specific duration, usually a predetermined number of years, during which the Fund entrusts its investments with Asia Management and CICAM. It includes provisions for termination or renewal at the end of the specified term. 3. Performance-Based Investment Management Agreement: In this agreement, the compensation for Asia Management and CICAM is tied to the performance of the investments. If they achieve predefined performance benchmarks or exceed specific targets, they may receive additional compensation, incentivizing them to maximize returns for the Fund. 4. Discretionary Investment Management Agreement: This agreement grants discretionary powers to Asia Management and CICAM, allowing them to make investment decisions on behalf of the Fund without requiring prior approval for each transaction. The Fund gives broad authority to the investment manager and advisor to act in its best interest. 5. Non-Discretionary Investment Management Agreement: In contrast to the discretionary agreement, this type requires Asia Management and CICAM to seek the Fund's approval before executing any investment decision. The Fund retains ultimate authority and oversight but relies on the expertise and advice of the investment manager and advisor. In summary, an Arkansas Investment Management Agreement is a vital document that governs the relationship between a Fund, Asia Management, and CICAM. It ensures clear communication, sets expectations, and ensures the appropriate management of investments. The various types of agreements mentioned above cater to different preferences of the Fund's investment approach and the level of authority delegated to Asia Management and CICAM.

An Arkansas Investment Management Agreement is a legally binding contract that outlines the terms and conditions between a Fund (the investor), Asia Management (the investment manager), and CICAM (investment advisor) for managing and handling investment activities on behalf of the Fund. This agreement ensures the Fund's investments are managed efficiently, professionally, and in line with the Fund's goals and objectives. It defines the roles and responsibilities of each party, including investment strategies, risk management, reporting, and fees. There are various types of Arkansas Investment Management Agreements between Fund, Asia Management, and CICAM, including: 1. General Investment Management Agreement: This agreement establishes a comprehensive arrangement between the Fund, Asia Management, and CICAM. It encompasses all aspects of investment management and serves as the foundation for their working relationship. 2. Fixed-Term Investment Management Agreement: This type of agreement has a specific duration, usually a predetermined number of years, during which the Fund entrusts its investments with Asia Management and CICAM. It includes provisions for termination or renewal at the end of the specified term. 3. Performance-Based Investment Management Agreement: In this agreement, the compensation for Asia Management and CICAM is tied to the performance of the investments. If they achieve predefined performance benchmarks or exceed specific targets, they may receive additional compensation, incentivizing them to maximize returns for the Fund. 4. Discretionary Investment Management Agreement: This agreement grants discretionary powers to Asia Management and CICAM, allowing them to make investment decisions on behalf of the Fund without requiring prior approval for each transaction. The Fund gives broad authority to the investment manager and advisor to act in its best interest. 5. Non-Discretionary Investment Management Agreement: In contrast to the discretionary agreement, this type requires Asia Management and CICAM to seek the Fund's approval before executing any investment decision. The Fund retains ultimate authority and oversight but relies on the expertise and advice of the investment manager and advisor. In summary, an Arkansas Investment Management Agreement is a vital document that governs the relationship between a Fund, Asia Management, and CICAM. It ensures clear communication, sets expectations, and ensures the appropriate management of investments. The various types of agreements mentioned above cater to different preferences of the Fund's investment approach and the level of authority delegated to Asia Management and CICAM.