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{{aifmdprov|36(1)}}. Member States may allow an authorised EU [[AIFM]] to market {{aifmdprov|non-EU AIF}}s to [[Professional investor fund|professional investors]], in their territory only as long as: <br>
{{aifmdprov|36(1)}}. Member States may allow an authorised EU [[AIFM]] to market {{aifmdprov|non-EU AIF}}s to [[Professional investor fund|professional investors]], in their territory only as long as: <br>
:(a) '''A light depositary''': the [[AIFM]] complies with all of AIFMD except for having a {{aifmdprov|depositary}} — though the AIFM must appoint someone to:
:(a) '''A light depositary''': the [[AIFM]] complies with all of AIFMD except for having a {{aifmdprov|depositary}} — though the AIFM must appoint someone to:
::monitor cashflows (art. {{aifmdprov|21(7)}}),
::(i) '''Cashflows''': monitor cashflows (art. {{aifmdprov|21(7)}}),
::hold assets in custody (art. {{aifmdprov|21(8)}}), and  
::(ii) '''Custody''': hold assets in custody (art. {{aifmdprov|21(8)}}), and  
:: issue and cancel units and calculate NAV (art. {{aifmdprov|21(9)}})
::(iii) '''Subscriptions and redemptions''': issue and cancel units and calculate NAV (art. {{aifmdprov|21(9)}})
:and the [[AIFM]] may not do this itself. It must tell the regulator who it has appointed. <br>
:and the [[AIFM]] may not do this itself. It must tell the regulator who it has appointed. <br>
:(b) '''Regulatory cooperation''': there must be suitable arrangements between regulators in the {{aifmdprov|AIFM}}’s member state and the AIF's home regulator to exchange information and cooperate to monitor systemic risks;<br>
:(b) '''Regulatory cooperation''': there must be suitable arrangements between regulators in the {{aifmdprov|AIFM}}’s member state and the AIF's home regulator to exchange information and cooperate to monitor systemic risks;<br>