Issuer Agent

In the world of investment funds like the Hanseatic Sustainable Residential Real Estate Fund, the term “Issuer Agent” holds significant importance, especially since our fund units are registered in the central securities depository. Understanding the role of an Issuer Agent is key for our investors.

An Issuer Agent serves as a crucial intermediary between us, the Hanseatic Fund, and the central securities depository. Their main task is to ensure the smooth and secure management of our securities, such as fund units. This includes overseeing the proper recording and reconciliation of all transactions involving these units, be it issuances, transfers, or redemptions.

For the Hanseatic Fund, the Issuer Agent plays a vital role in registering and managing the fund units within the central securities depository. This is a critical step as it legitimizes the fund units and ensures they are recognized as valid financial assets in the market. Whenever our investors engage in buying, selling, or transferring fund units, the Issuer Agent is there to make sure these transactions are processed efficiently and accurately.

Having an Issuer Agent also adds an extra layer of reassurance for our investors. It ensures that our securities are managed in compliance with regulations, secure, and transparent. This is crucial in reflecting the true ownership and status of an investor’s holdings at all times.

Additionally, the Issuer Agent helps us stay compliant with various legal and regulatory requirements that pertain to issuing and managing securities. They handle the administrative side of securities management, allowing us at Hanseatic to focus on our core objective of managing sustainable real estate investments.

In essence, the Issuer Agent is a key part of how the Hanseatic Sustainable Residential Real Estate Fund operates. They not only enhance the efficiency and accuracy of our fund’s operations but also play a significant part in building and maintaining the trust of our investors in the security and legitimacy of their investments.