An FMI safeguards its own and participants' assets and minimises loss and delay in accessing them. It holds assets at supervised, regulated entities with robust accounting, safekeeping and internal controls; has prompt access to its assets and those provided by participants; evaluates its exposure to each custodian bank across the full relationship; and follows an investment strategy consistent with its risk management that is fully disclosed to participants, invests in claims on high-quality obligors, and can be liquidated quickly with little price impact.
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