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Counterparties of the Sub-Funds for Total Return Swaps are normally credit and financial services institutions established in one EEA Member State or in one OECD Member State.
Counterparties to such transactions shall: (1) be entities regulated, approved, registered or supervised in their home jurisdiction; and (2) be located in an OECD Member State, which together will constitute the ICAV's criteria to select counterparties.
As a result, the risk of loss of a Sub-Fund may be increased.In case a Sub-Fund conducts transactions with Total Return Swaps, this is disclosed in the relevant section of the Sub- Fund supplement of the Special Part.The income from total return swaps is fully allocated to the re- spective Sub-Fund, net of transaction costs.Counterparties of the Sub-Funds for Total Return Swaps are normally credit and financial services institutions established in one EEA Member State or in one OECD Member State.
None of the restrictions set out below shall apply to investments issued or guaranteed by the government of an OECD Member State.
These contracts shall be entered into with good-quality financial institutions based in OECD Member States that are subject to prudential supervision (such as credit institutions or investment firms) and selected from a list of entities duly validated by the Management Company, based amongst others, on their Tier1 ratio, their results to European stress tests etc.
A Fund may have an exposure to emerging markets assets which generally entails greater risks than exposure to well-developed markets (OECD Member State markets), including potentially significant legal economic and political risks.
Upon the invitation of the Executive Committee, acting by unanimity, admission to this Agreement shall be open to the government of any OECD Member Country (or a national agency, public organization, private corporation, company or other entity designated by such government), which signs or accedes to this Agreement, accepts the rights and obligations of a Contracting Party, and is accepted for participation in at least one Task by the Participants in that Task, acting by unanimity.
This Appendix has two parts:• Part I contains the wastes in Annexes II and VIII of the Basel Convention, some of which are subject to a note for the purposes of this Decision;• Part II contains additional wastes that OECD Member countries agreed to be subject to the Amber control procedure, in accordance with criteria referred to in Appendix 6 to this Decision.The Amber control procedure is described in Section D.
By way of derogation, a Sub-Fund may be fully collateralised in different Transferable Securities and Money Market Instruments issued or guaranteed by a Member State or its local authorities, by another OECD Member State, or by public international organisations in which one or more Member States are members.
A Secretariat, with a staff of energy experts recruited on a competitive basis primarily from OECD Member Countries, supports the work of the Governing Board and subordinate bodies.