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e Value Fund by the limited partner, in whole or in part (without reduction for any related taxes or accrual of any interest thereon). Inability of Hudson Bay Capital to Control Corporate Event Outcomes Numerous investors may invest in the same Corporate Event, and such investors, including Other Accounts, may ha

finally resolved in court. While an Appraisal Proceeding award or settlement will often incorporate some interest rate adjustment, the outcomes of Appraisal Proceedings are unpredictable both as to amount and to timing, and the amount received by the Corporate Fund may not offset the present value and other costs i

months to several years (depending, to some extent, on whether the Appraisal Proceeding is resolved in court or by settlement with the Acquiror). Hudson Bay Capital may from time to time negotiate to settle an Appraisal Proceeding before it is finally adjudicated. In certain circumstances, under Delaware Law th

the MI Fair Value). Such right of the Acquiror to make a Prepayment Option Amount payment may or may not be available to Acquirors with respect to Appraisal Proceedings not brought in Delaware. The Corporate Value Fund will only use leverage when it acquires an Investment with the consent of the Institutional Inve

cipate in such Appraisal Proceeding (and at what price). Hudson Bay Capital's participation in managing Other Accounts may from time to time cause Hudson Bay Capital to be restricted (due to the receipt of MNPI or other reasons) from participating in certain Corporate Event Investments. Any such restriction would

licts could affect the prices and availability of securities in which the Corporate Value Fund invests as well as its access to and the progress of Appraisal Proceedings. Conflicts of interest arise when Hudson Bay Capital makes decisions on behalf of the Corporate Value Fund with respect to matters where the intere

(ii) Hudson Bay Capital's analysis indicates that the Transaction Price agreed to between the Target and the Acquiror, is below the Fair Value that Hudson Bay Capital believes is likely to be determined in an Appraisal Proceeding. The Corporate Value Fund will generally not invest in Corporate Events that have no

Corporate Value Fund is not restricted as to the jurisdiction in which it may bring an Appraisal Proceeding, and may make substantial investments in Appraisal Proceedings in jurisdictions (including non-U.S. jurisdictions) in which the applicable Law is not as well settled (or not as favorable to the Corporate Value

te accrued on Appraisal Proceeding awards, which would correspondingly reduce the Strategy's profit potential. Dyferent Legal Protections Although Hudson Bay Capital expects that the bulk of the Corporate Value Fund's Investments will be in Targets/Acquirors subject to Delaware Law, a number may not be. The laws

publicity than many other alternative investment strategies. There are typically material and ongoing litigation/adversary proceedings involved in Appraisal Proceedings, and a number of critics have argued that the Strategy is not consistent with the purpose of the laws relating to Appraisal Proceedings — i.e., pre