Colorado Code § 24-75-707

Investment adviser - duties - unlawful activities
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(1) An investment
adviser, a broker-dealer, or a financial institution acting in an advisory capacity for a local
government investment pool trust fund which contracts with the board of trustees of such trust
fund shall be held to the standard of conduct set forth in section 24-75-705 with respect to those
functions over which such investment adviser, broker-dealer, or financial institution has
substantial discretion.
(2) It is unlawful for any investment adviser to a local government investment pool trust
fund or any investment adviser representative of such investment adviser to:
(a) Act as a member of the board of trustees or custodian of that trust fund; or
(b) Maintain the primary records of the trust fund anywhere but within this state; except
that, the securities commissioner may, by rule or order, and subject to such terms and conditions
as prescribed therein, permit the maintenance of such records in another state if the securities
commissioner finds that maintenance of such records in this state is not necessary in the public
interest and for the protection of participating local governments.
(3) It is unlawful for any broker-dealer or financial institution acting in an advisory
capacity to a local government investment pool trust fund or any person employed by or directly
associated with a broker-dealer or financial institution acting in an advisory capacity to such a
trust fund to:
(a) Act as a member of the board of trustees of that trust fund; or
(b) Maintain the primary records of the trust fund anywhere but within this state; except
that, the securities commissioner may, by rule or order, and subject to such terms and conditions
as prescribed therein, permit the maintenance of such records in another state if the securities
commissioner finds that maintenance of such records in this state is not necessary in the public
interest and for the protection of participating local governments.

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