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A Welcome European Commission Consultation on the UCITS Depositary Function, a Hastily Considered Proposal
The European Commission is seeking to harmonise the depositary fonction and to strengthen protection mechanisms. EDHEC believes that beforehand there should be an in-depth study of the practices of the parties in the value chain and the regulations to which they are subject and that, beyond a minimum protective threshold, complementary protection should be optional, which supposes clear disclosures of the degree of protection and of its cost.
Author(s):
Noël Amenc, Samuel Sender
Summary:
The European Commission is seeking to harmonise the depositary fonction and to strengthen protection mechanisms. EDHEC believes that beforehand there should be an in-depth study of the practices of the parties in the value chain and the regulations to which they are subject and that, beyond a minimum protective threshold, complementary protection should be optional, which supposes clear disclosures of the degree of protection and of its cost.
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Register/Log in| Type : | EDHEC Publication |
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| Date : | 25/09/2009 |
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Regulation |
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