Each period of an Investor’s investment in the Fund is referred to as an Investment Term.
When an Investor invests in the Fund, the first Investment Term begins on the day the investment is accepted and runs for the length of the Investment Term. At the expiration of the Investment Term, the investment will automatically roll over for the same term at the prevailing Distribution Rate offered by the Fund at the time. Each subsequent Investment Term runs for the same period of time, starting from the date the preceding Investment Term expires.
If you wish to withdraw from the Fund in whole or in part at the end of the Investment Term, then you must lodge a Withdrawal Request with the Trustee at least 90 days before the end of the Investment Term.
On receipt of a Withdrawal Request, the Trustee will use reasonable endeavours to redeem your Units at the end of the Investment Term.
You do not have the right to withdraw your investment in the Fund until the Investment Term has expired. However, the Trustee may consider an Early Withdrawal Request. In such cases, the Trustee will charge the Investor an early withdrawal fee of 1 percent of the amount of that Investor’s capital being withdrawn.
Such early withdrawal will be at the discretion of the Trustee.
The Withdrawal Request form and Early Withdrawal Request form can be found on the Trustee’s website ascfprivate.com.au.
If you do not lodge a Withdrawal Request within the required time frame, then your investment will be automatically rolled over for a further Investment Term of the same length without notice at the then prevailing Distribution Rate applicable for that Investment Term contained on the Trustee’s website ascfprivate.com.au. You will not have another opportunity to withdraw your investment until that Investment Term has expired (noting the timeframe in which a Withdrawal Request must be lodged prior to the expiration of the Investment Term, as outlined above).
Subject to the above, the Trustee will endeavour to pay Withdrawal Requests on the date the Investor’s Investment Term expires if such date is a Business Day, and if such date is not a Business Day, then the payment will be made on the first Business Day following the date of expiry of the Investor’s Investment Term.