Equity, bond and commodity markets weren’t exactly delirious with delight at the prospect of co-ordinated intervention by the world’s major central banks to prop up stumbling economies and keep credit flowing in the wake of the Greek election. But the mere fact markets reacted positively Friday to something the banking magicians might have up their sleeve – including more financing for Greece – marked quite a change from the way they have behaved of late when policy makers have actually done something.
There is no regulatory minimum purchase amount requirement for investments in a Fund made by investors who qualify under the Accredited Investor
Exemption. However, the minimum initial purchase amount established by the Manager for "accredited investors" is $25,000 (or such lesser amount that
the Manager may accept from time to time).
The criteria for qualification as an "accredited investor" is defined in National Instrument 45-106 of the Canadian Securities Administrators and is
set out in the Subscription Instructions of the Investment Application.
(2) Minimum Amount Exemption (not available to individuals)
The minimum amount for an initial investment in a Fund made by an investor purchasing under the Minimum Amount Exemption is $150,000 in each
province and territory.
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Canada. The offering of units of the Arrow Capital Management Funds is made pursuant to their respective offering memorandum only to those investors
in jurisdictions of Canada who meet certain eligibility or minimum purchase requirements. Important information about the Arrow Capital Management
Funds, including a statement of each fund's fundamental investment objective, is contained in their respective offering memorandum, a copy of which
may be obtained from your dealer. Read the applicable offering memorandum carefully before investing. Unit values and investment returns will
fluctuate.
