Eligible Third Party definition
Examples of Eligible Third Party in a sentence
Although PSIL will seek to ensure that adequate arrangements are made to safeguard your ownership rights, especially in the event of its own insolvency, your investments may be at risk if an Eligible Third Party becomes insolvent.
Documents of title to your investments shall be held in physical or dematerialised form by PSIL or an Eligible Third Party.
In the event that an Eligible Third Party becomes insolvent you may not receive back all or any of the assets or funds that the Eligible Third Party holds on your behalf.
In the case of pooled investments, your individual entitlements may not be identifiable by separate certificates, physical documents or equivalent electronic entries on the register and may be subject to third party claims (including claims by general creditors) made against PSIL or the relevant Eligible Third Party.
There is a risk in the event of the insolvency of the Eligible Third Party that the designation of the pooled account as a client account may be challenged by a liquidator or the process of obtaining funds may be delayed.
PSIL will exercise due skill, care and diligence in the selection, appointment and periodic review of any Eligible Third Party (other than a central bank) where your money is deposited and for the arrangements for holding your money but PSIL shall not be responsible for any acts, omissions or default of any such Eligible Third Party.
The Eligible Third Party may hold your money with other clients’ money in a pooled account and you hereby consent to such pooling.
Your investments will be held in a safe custody account designated as a client asset account and will be registered either in the name of a nominee company owned by PSIL, a member of PSIL’s group, an exchange which is a regulated market, or an Eligible Third Party, in accordance with the CBOI Client Assets Requirements.
PSIL may hold an equivalent amount in Euros or Sterling protected in an account with an Eligible Third Party within Ireland.
Client money in a foreign currency may be held with an Eligible Third Party in the country of origin, including countries outside Ireland.