Article L214-10-1
I. - Only the following may act as UCITS depositories: 1° The Banque de France ; 2° The Caisse des dépôts et consignations ; 3° Credit institutions having their registered office in France; 4° Credit…
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I. - Only the following may act as UCITS depositories: 1° The Banque de France ; 2° The Caisse des dépôts et consignations ; 3° Credit institutions having their registered office in France; 4° Credit…
Notwithstanding the provisions of Titles II and III of Book II and Title II of Book VIII of the French Commercial Code, the following provisions apply to SICAVs: 1° Shares must be fully paid up as soo…
The minimum amount of assets that the fund must hold when it is set up is set by decree.These assets are valued, in the light of a report drawn up by the auditor, under conditions set by decree. Any c…
Unitholders are liable for the debts of the co-ownership only up to the amount of the fund's assets and in proportion to their share.
For the purposes of this section, the management body of the UCITS, of the depositary or of the management company means the body which: 1° Has the ultimate power of decision within the UCITS, the dep…
I. - Assets held by the custodian shall not be re-used by the custodian, or by any third party to whom the custodian's custodial function has been delegated, for their own account.A re-use is any oper…
UCITS are undertakings for collective investment authorised in accordance with Directive 2009/65/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 13 July 2009.
The depositary may not engage in activities relating to the UCITS or the management company acting on its behalf which could give rise to conflicts of interest between the UCITS, the unit-holders or s…
The incorporation, conversion or liquidation of a UCITS or a UCITS subfund is subject to authorisation by the Autorité des marchés financiers. The AMF may withdraw its authorisation from any UCITS or…
Any UCITS established under foreign law must be notified to the Autorité des marchés financiers by the competent authority of its home Member State before its units or shares are marketed in France or…
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