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Page 1 of 35 MIDSTREAM PETROLEUM HOST COMMUNITIES DEVELOPMENT TRUST REGULATIONS, 2024
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Page 26 of 35 (2) Money standing to the credit of the reserve fund shall be invested by the Fund Manager with the objectives of safety and maintenance of fair returns on amounts invested. (3) The Fund Manager shall only invest in allowable instruments prescribed under the relevant Regulation on Investment of Pension Fund Assets subject to the quality ratings set out therein. (4) The funds in the reserve fund shall not be invested in unlisted securities by the fund manager, where the investment - (a) is in early or start up stage of the target company, or may qualify as seed capital; (b) shall cause the value of the fund so invested in the securities of the unlisted company to exceed 5% of the net asset value of the reserve fund; or (c) is in a company where the board, management, or affiliate of the fund manager or licensee jointly or severally have more than 5% equity stake. (5) Fund managers shall not invest funds in the reserve fund in any instruments that are subject to any type of prohibitions or limitations on sale or purchase of such investment save for close-ended funds. (6) Fund managers shall ensure that they maintain a diversified portfolio of allowable instruments and avoid undue concentration in one of the allowable instruments. (7) The proportion of reserve fund invested in a particular allowable instrument shall not exceed 5 % of the amount in the reserve fund. (8) Fund managers shall not apply funds in the Reserve Fund by way of loans or credit or as collateral for any loan taken by any person including the licensee. (9) Interests derived from any investments shall be dealt with as directed by the Board of Trustees subject to section 246 of the Act. (10) In accordance with section 256 of the Act, interests, dividends, profits, investments and other incomes accruable to the reserve fund shall be tax exempted.
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