Collateral policy and investment of collateral General Sample Clauses

Collateral policy and investment of collateral General. In conjunction with transactions in OTC financial derivatives and efficient port- The prospectus: Investment regulations folio management techniques, the management company can accept col- lateral in the name and for the account of the UCITS to reduce its counterpar- ty risk. Collateral received shall be held in safekeeping for the UCITS by the depositary or its agent. This section explains the collateral policy applied by the management company in such cases. Within the meaning of this section, all assets received by the management company in the name and for the account of the UCITS (securities lending, asset-based annuities transactions, reverse annuity transactions) within the scope of efficient portfolio manage- ment techniques shall be treated as collateral. Permissible collateral The management company can use the collateral it receives to reduce the counterparty risk provided it abides by the criteria set forth in the applicable laws, regulations, and FMA-issued guidelines, particularly with respect to liquidi- ty, valuation, issuer credit rating, correlation, risks in conjunction with the ad- ministration of collateral and realizability. Mainly, collateral should fulfill the fol- lowing conditions: All non-cash forms of collateral should be of good quality and high liquidity and be traded on a regulated market or a multilateral trading system with transparent pricing so that they can quickly be sold at a price that roughly corresponds with the valuation prior to a sale. They should be valued at least daily, and assets subject to high price volatility should be accepted as collateral only if an adequately conservative discount (haircut) is applied. They should be issued by an entity that is not affiliated with the counterparty and is therefore not likely to exhibit any strong correlation with the perfor- xxxxx of the counterparty. They should be sufficiently diversified across countries, markets, and issuers and correspond to a maximum aggregate commitment of 20% of the net asset value (NAV) of the UCITS in any single issuer under consideration of all collat- eral received. If it complies with the rules in 6.3.5 – 6.3.7 above, the UCITS may deviate from that benchmark. At all times, they should be realizable by the management company without recourse to or approval by the counterparty. Worth of collateral The management company shall determine the required worth of the collat- eral for transactions with OTC derivatives and for efficient portfolio m...
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