How is Deployed Funds defined in a legal contract?
- Deployed Funds means the total capital provided by [organization] as per the stipulations of signed [@investment and financing agreements] that remain active during a certain period, measured in [monetary units]. The term [Deployed] carries a similar meaning. Seen in 14 SEC Filings
- Deployed Funds means the combined value of [funds] that have been issued by [organization] according to the rules of finalized [@investment and financing agreements] that are still in effect during a given period, denoted in [currency]. The term [Deployed] bears an equivalent meaning. Seen in 1 SEC Filing
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Which definition should you use?
π€ has combined and improved the above descriptions to create market-standard 'Genie definitions' below, with guidance on which documents and which industry to use for each.
Genie Definition 1
- Deployed Funds means the total capital provided by [organization] under active [investments and financing agreements] during a [specified period], expressed in [currency].
Relevant Contract Types
- Investment Agreements
- Financing Agreements
- Loan Agreements
- Private Equity Agreements
- Project Finance Agreements
Relevant Circumstances
- Establishment of venture investments
- Securing of business loans
- Setting up private equity funds
- Implementation of project financing
Relevant Sectors
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