Market Timing and Excessive Sample Clauses

The "Market Timing and Excessive" clause is designed to restrict or prohibit investors from engaging in frequent or disruptive trading practices within a fund or investment product. Typically, this clause outlines specific behaviors considered to be market timing or excessive trading, such as rapid buying and selling of shares to exploit short-term market movements or pricing inefficiencies. By implementing these restrictions, the clause helps protect the interests of long-term investors and maintains the stability and integrity of the investment vehicle by preventing practices that could negatively impact fund performance or increase administrative costs.
Market Timing and Excessive. Trading GWL & A and FGWL & A (collectively, the "Companies") represent that they have instituted policies and procedures designed to discourage market timing and excessive trading by Contract owners and implement the Fund's policy on such activity as set forth in its prospectus. The Companies agree to cooperate fully with the Advisor or the Distributor for the purpose of preventing market timing and excessive trading, and will upon request furnish to the Advisor or the Distributor such information as either of them may consider necessary or desirable to review the possible existence and extent of market timing or excessive trading by any Contract owner. The Companies will take any and all such actions as the Advisor or the Distributor may reasonably request in order to terminate any pattern of trading that either of them consider to be market timing or excessive trading including, without limitation, those actions described in the prospectuses for the Contracts.
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Market Timing and Excessive. Trading in Shares of the Funds, as such may be amended by the Board of Directors of the Fund from time to time.
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