Sentence examples for custodians which from inspiring English sources
Currently, there is a dearth of qualified custodians, which means each fund needs to maintain custody of their own assets.
Assets held by RIA firms are usually housed at third-party custodians, which, as with brokers, should be considered along with the advisor in the evaluation process.
Although the harmonization of data access agreements would facilitate data access at a global level, it should consider local legislation with respect to processing personal data and the responsibilities of data custodians, which may vary across jurisdictions.
(Mr. Madoff was his own custodian, which should have been a red flag).
But under fragile diplomatic arrangements, Jordancontinued as custodian, which was reaffirmed in its peace treaty with Israel in 1994.
Each of those accounts must be kept with a custodian, which may have no obligation to do more than keep records that it never verifies.
The culture that keeps managers happy surely owes a lot to him, as does Berkshire's reputation as a fine custodian, which is one reason why family-run firms like selling out to it.
Gail Baptiste, the principal of Intermediate School 308 in Brooklyn, said her school had gone more than three years without a permanent custodian, which means that Dr. Baptiste herself has to keep the staff of four custodial assistants and one boiler room worker in line.
Until the SEC clarifies that a blockchain itself can be a custodian (which it should), investment managers will need to engage digital asset custodians.
Leonard cites two examples: One is Charles Schwab, the discount broker and asset custodian, which said last July that it would offer online investment management for free sometime this year.
It's clear that bitcoin has at least a niche use case among those who wish to hold digital value without the use of a third-party custodian, which is not possible with gold.
