Examples of Central Bank Guidance in a sentence
Each Fund’s global exposure measured in accordance with the "commitment approach" under the Central Bank Guidance entitled UCITS Financial Derivative Instruments and Efficient Portfolio Management, relating to FDI must not exceed its total net asset value.
The CIS that the Fund may invest in will be authorised as UCITS or alternative investment funds, consist of regulated schemes which may be domiciled in a member state of the EEA, the U.S., Jersey, Guernsey or the Isle of Man (in accordance with the provisions of the Central Bank Guidance on UCITS Acceptable Investments in Other Funds).The CIS will invest principally in equity securities and fixed income securities on a global basis.
Failure to comply with these conditions may make part or all of these projects ineligible for FEMA funding.
Central Bank Guidance means guidance issued by the Central Bank in respect of the CentralBank Regulations.
The CIS that the Fund may invest in will be authorised as UCITS or alternative investment funds, consist of regulated schemes and will comply with the provisions of the Central Bank Guidance on UCITS Acceptable Investments in Other Investment Funds.The CIS, in which the Fund invests, will invest principally in equity securities and fixed income securities on a global basis.
In all circumstances the Central Bank Guidance will be complied with.
The CIS that the Fund may invest in will be authorised as UCITS or alternative investment funds, consist of regulated schemes and will comply with the provisions of the Central Bank Guidance on UCITS Acceptable Investments in Other Investment Funds.The CIS will invest principally in equity securities and fixed income securities (which may include fixed and floating Investment Grade or non-Investment Grade government and corporate bonds) on a global basis.
In line with the Central Bank Guidance paper entitled Umbrella Funds – Cash Accounts Holding Subscription, Redemption and Dividend Monies published in March 2016, one or more Company cash accounts are being operated by the Administrator, on behalf of the Company, in accordance with the requirements of the Central Bank.
As permitted under the Central Bank Guidance, FDI may be used for efficient portfolio management, hedging and/or as part of the investment strategy of a Sub-Fund (except the CPF Sub-Funds).
The investment objectives and policies of these schemes shall be consistent with that of the Sub-Fund and such schemes shall meet the criteria set out in the Central Bank Guidance.