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Subject to the above, each Fund will be charged with the liabilities, expenses, costs and<br />

charges of the <strong>Company</strong> attributable to that Fund. Any assets, liabilities, expenses, costs or<br />

charges not attributable to a particular Fund may be allocated by the ACD in a manner which<br />

is fair to the Shareholders of the <strong>Company</strong> generally, but they will normally be allocated to all<br />

Funds pro rata to the value of the net assets of the relevant Funds.<br />

Prices of shares<br />

The <strong>Company</strong> deals on a forward price basis, that is at the price for each class of share in<br />

each Fund at the next valuation point following receipt of a request to issue or redeem<br />

shares. There shall be a single price for a share in each class of each Fund.<br />

The <strong>Company</strong> operates on the basis of "single pricing", ie, subject to any SDRT provision<br />

and the initial charge, the issue and redemption price of a share at a particular valuation<br />

point will be the same. The price of a share is calculated (to four significant figures) by:<br />

· taking the value of the relevant Fund attributable to the share class in question at the<br />

next valuation of the Fund; and<br />

· dividing the result by the number of shares of the relevant class in that Fund in issue<br />

immediately before the valuation concerned.<br />

Dilution Adjustment<br />

Where the <strong>Company</strong> buys or sells underlying investments in response to a request for the<br />

issue or redemption of shares, it will generally incur a cost, made up of dealing costs and any<br />

spread between the bid and offer prices of the investments concerned, which is not reflected<br />

in the issue or redemption price paid by or to the shareholder and which is referred to as<br />

"dilution". It is not possible to predict accurately whether dilution will occur at any point in<br />

time. To mitigate the effects of this cost (which, if it is material, disadvantages continuing<br />

shareholders), the ACD will have discretion to make a dilution adjustment (also known as<br />

"swinging single pricing") on the purchase or redemption of shares in a Fund in line with the<br />

COLL Sourcebook. A dilution adjustment is an adjustment to the share price. Any dilution<br />

adjustment will in percentage terms affect the price of a share of each class in a Fund<br />

identically.<br />

The ACD may apply a dilution adjustment on any Dealing Day:<br />

· where there is a net inflow or outflow at Fund level; or<br />

· in any other case where the ACD is of the opinion that the interests of shareholders<br />

require a dilution adjustment to be made.<br />

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