Depositary's obligations re safekeeping of assets - AIFMD Provision: Difference between revisions

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A fully authorised {{aifmdprov|AIFM}} must appoint a single {{aifmdprov|depositary}} for each {{aifmdprov|AIF}} it manages. See Article {{aifmdprov|21}}.  
A fully authorised {{aifmdprov|AIFM}} must appoint a single {{aifmdprov|depositary}} for each {{aifmdprov|AIF}} it manages. See Article {{aifmdprov|21}}.  
===Functions===
The depositary may not be affiliated with the {{aifmdprov|AIFM}} and must be domiciled in the same jurisdiction. Its main roles are
*monitoring cashflows;
*providing safe-keeping of custodiable assets (i.e., being a {{aifmdprov|custodian}});
*verifying the AIF's ownership interest in non-custodiable assets; 
*overseeing issue, and redemption of fund units;
*overseeing calculation and publication of {{aifmdprov|NAV}}s;
*ensuring the AIF’s receives consideration for the sale of its assets within the usual time limits; and
*maintaining accurate records of the above.
===Delegation===
You will see the depositary role is not really suitable for a prime broker. the depositary may delegate some of these functions however:
A prime broker may act as:
*{{aifmdprov|custodian}}, but will have certain conditions to that appointment;
*"{{aifmdprov|Depositary lite}}" to certain non-EU domiciled {{aifmdprov|AIF}}s
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