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StatuteCorporations Act 2001

Section 1222V — Corporations Act 2001: A sub-fund’s name

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CCIV using ACN (1) If a CCIV has as its name the expression “Australian Company Number” followed by the CCIV’s ACN, a sub-fund of the CCIV may have as its name the expression “Australian Registered Fund Number” followed by the sub-fund’s ARFN. CCIV using available name (2) If a CCIV has as its name an available name, a sub-fund of the CCIV may have as its name an expression comprising the following 3 elements, in the following order: (a) first element—the CCIV’s name (without the words “Corporate Collective Investment Vehicle” at the end of the name); (b) second element—a name that meets the requirements in subsection (3); (c) third element—the expression “Sub-fund”. (3) A name meets the requirements in this subsection unless the name is: (a) identical to a name that is used as the second element of the name of another sub-fund of the same CCIV; or (b) identical to a name that is reserved by ASIC in respect of another person who is not the person applying to have the name; or (c) unacceptable for registration under the regulations.

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