Duties of asset management companies require robust internal controls and due diligence to protect infrastructure debt fund assets. AMCs must maintain adequate internal controls and risk management, exercise due diligence to prevent avoidable asset deterioration, record and forward written justifications for buy/sell decisions to trustees, ensure investments comply with the chapter and trust deed, obtain prior in-principle exchange approval for listings where required, and institute mechanisms for collection, monitoring and supervision of debt assets, appointing experienced service providers if needed.
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Duties of asset management companies require robust internal controls and due diligence to protect infrastructure debt fund assets.
AMCs must maintain adequate internal controls and risk management, exercise due diligence to prevent avoidable asset deterioration, record and forward written justifications for buy/sell decisions to trustees, ensure investments comply with the chapter and trust deed, obtain prior in-principle exchange approval for listings where required, and institute mechanisms for collection, monitoring and supervision of debt assets, appointing experienced service providers if needed.
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