Rule 17f-5 specifies the conditions
under which a registered management investment company may maintain
its assets with an eligible foreign custodian that is a
bank.
US Code:
15 USC 80a-17(f) Name of Law: Investment Company Act of
1940
The decrease in the estimated
burden of rule 17f-5 by 12.5 hours results from changes in the
estimated number of respondents. From 2010 to 2013, the number of
new registrants with the Commission within the past year that might
need to comply with rule 17f-5 dropped from 135 to 130. As
discussed above, the staff anticipates that the number of existing
funds that change their global custodians is negligible and,
therefore, the compliance burden of rule 17f-5 falls primarily on
new funds.
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No
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Uncollected
Daniel Chang 2025516792
changd@sec.gov
No
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