Third-party fund management risk controls require fund segregation, investor dispute mechanisms, compliance audits, and reporting to fiduciaries. Fund Management Entities undertaking third-party fund management must maintain a comprehensive internal risk-management framework addressing ... Summary
Third-party fund management risk controls require fund segregation, investor dispute mechanisms, compliance audits, and reporting to fiduciaries.
Fund Management Entities undertaking third-party fund management must maintain a comprehensive internal risk-management framework addressing arrangement-specific risks and conflicts. They must ensure segregation of funds and operational independence of all schemes, extend investor complaint and dispute mechanisms to third-party managed schemes, and conduct periodic internal audits and compliance reviews. Audit and review reports must be submitted to fiduciaries, alongside any further measures specified by the Authority.
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