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'''Cut-down despotary function''': Non-{{tag|EU}} [[AIF]]s marketed by an {{tag|EU}} [[AIFM]] to EU investors through [[private placement]] have to comply with everything else in AIFMD but the depositary requirement is restricted to just cash monitoring, custody and handling subscriptions and redemptions.   
'''Cut-down depositary function''': Non-{{tag|EU}} [[AIF]]s marketed by an {{tag|EU}} [[AIFM]] to EU investors through [[private placement]] have to comply with everything else in {{tag|AIFMD}} but the depositary requirement is restricted to just cash monitoring, custody and handling subscriptions and redemptions.   


'''Liability''': Unlike in a full-blown depositary, under article {{aifmdprov|21}} there is no strict liability for loss of assets for a {{aifmdprov|non-EU AIF}}, and no requirement to appoint a single {{aifmdprov|depositary}} - therefore this regime is referred to as “{{aifmdprov|Depositary-Lite}}” or “{{aifmdprov|Depo-Lite}}”.
'''Liability''': Unlike in a full-blown depositary, under article {{aifmdprov|21}} there is no strict liability for loss of assets for a {{aifmdprov|non-EU AIF}}, and no requirement to appoint a single {{aifmdprov|depositary}} - therefore this regime is referred to as “{{aifmdprov|Depositary-Lite}}” or “{{aifmdprov|Depo-Lite}}”.

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