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For those who have not got the serial numbers of EU directives yet encoded on their brains, {{eudir|2004|36|EC}} is better known as {{tag|MiFID I}}, which of course has been superseded now by {{tag|MiFID II}} for most purposes (though the definition hasn’t materially changed).

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AIFMD Anatomy™

AIFMD, financial instrument
financial instrument” means an instrument as specified in Section C of Annex I to Directive 2004/39/EC (EUR Lex);

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Directive 2011/61/EU (EUR Lex) | Implementing regulation 231/2013 (EUR Lex)
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directive - 21 (depositary) | 21(4) (conflict management) | 21(8) (custody function) | 21(11) (custody delegation) | 21(12) (liability for loss of assets) | 21(13) (discharge of liability on delegation) | 21(14) (discharge of liability for Non-EU subcustodians) | 36 (depo-lite) | 36(1)
implementing regulation DR20 (Due diligence when appointing counterparties and prime brokers) | DR76 (objective reason) | DR89 (Safekeeping duties with regard to assets held in custody) | DR91 (reporting obligations for prime brokers) | DR98 (due diligence) | DR99 (segregation obligation) | DR100 (Loss of custody asset) |
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For those who have not got the serial numbers of EU directives yet encoded on their brains, 2004/36/EC (EUR Lex) is better known as MiFID I, which of course has been superseded now by MiFID II for most purposes (though the definition hasn’t materially changed).