1990-09-27

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SEC Division of Investment Management staff letter: Delta Government Options Corp

The Division of Investment Management states it would not recommend enforcement action under Section 17f of the Investment Company Act of 1940 if registered investment companies utilize Delta Government Options Corp as a securities depository under Rule 17f-4. This relief covers the deposit of margin or cover for options contracts into accounts held in Delta's or its clearing bank's name at the investment company's custodian, subject to withdrawal only upon default. The Division notes that Delta issues options in uncertificated form, maintains central book-entry records, and treats options as fungible, while acknowledging that pledge procedures are being developed to comply with system integrity requirements.

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