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{{a|cass|}}A [[sub-custodian]] is a sub-contractor appointed by a main custodian as part of its [[custody network]], to hold [[client asset]]s on behalf of a [[main custodian]] — usually to carry out functions that the main custodian can’t. for example, to hold assets in a jurisdiction where the [[main custodian]] has no licence to do so. | |||
=== | A [[sub-custodian]] therefore doesn’t have a direct [[contract]]ual relationship with the client.<ref>Compare with a ''[[delegate]]'', who carries out the [[main custodian]]’s client-facing function on its behalf, as described below.</ref> | ||
{{aifmdprov|Depositary}} ({{tag|AIFMD}} | |||
{{ | {{subcustodian risk}} | ||
{{delegate vs subcontractor}} | |||
===[[No lien letter]]s=== | |||
{{No lien letters}} | |||
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*[[Custodian]] | |||
*[[No lien letter]] | |||
*[[Prime broker]] | |||
*{{aifmdprov|Depositary}} ({{tag|AIFMD}}) | |||
*{{ucits5prov|Depositary}} ({{tag|UCITS V}}) | |||
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