Common use of Management and Ownership Clause in Contracts

Management and Ownership. We may hold any investment in our own name, in the name of our nominee or agent, in bearer form or in such other name or form, or with any such custodian, clearing corporation or depository, as we may determine. We may generally exercise the power of an owner with respect to the Plan Assets, including the right to vote or give proxies to vote in respect thereof, or to sell assets to pay any taxes, assessments or charges in connection with the Plan (other than those taxes, assessments and charges that the Trustee is liable for under the Act and that can’t be paid out of the property of the Plan). You authorize us or the Agent, if the Plan at any time has a cash deficit in one or more currencies, to charge against the Plan interest on the cash deficit until such deficit is eliminated and to sell any of the Plan Assets to eliminate the cash deficit and to select which Plan Assets to sell. In exercising our rights and carrying out our responsibilities hereunder, we may employ agents and advisors, including legal counsel, and may act or not act on the advice or information of any such agent or advisor.