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Code · Kentucky · Chapter 95 — City police and fire departments

95.920 Custodian of assets -- Duties.

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(1)The board shall employ a single custodian for the assets held by the fund. The
custodian shall be responsible for:
(a)Physical safekeeping of all securities;
(b)Collection of all income;
(c)Effecting all principal and income transactions;
(d)Maintenance of a complete set of accounting records, including reporting to
the board and participants on the assets, earnings and activity of each pool of
the fund on a monthly basis, and reporting individual assets, earnings and
activity to each participant on a monthly basis;
(e)Making principal payments to participants no later than forty-five
(45)days
after receipt of a request; and
(f)Making available earnings to participants on a monthly basis, or returning
earnings to the fund for reinvestment as directed by the participant.
(2)The custodian may upon request of a participant perform optional services such as
but not limited to the following:
(a)Make disbursements for the participant; and
(b)Prepare reports to beneficiaries or units of government.
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