The money market instruments referred to in 2° of I of Article L. 214-24-55 comply with the following rules:
1° They comply with at least one of the following criteria:
a) They have an issue maturity of up to 397 days ;
b) They have a residual maturity of up to 397 days;
c) Their yield is adjusted regularly, at least every 397 days, in accordance with money market conditions;
d) Their risk profile, in particular with regard to credit risk and interest rate risk, corresponds to that of instruments with a maturity or residual maturity in accordance with a and b respectively or whose yield is adjusted in accordance with c ;
2° They may be sold at limited cost within a short and appropriate period, taking into account the obligation of the general-purpose investment fund to repurchase or redeem its units or shares at the request of any unitholder or shareholder;
3° There are accurate and reliable valuation systems which meet the following criteria:
a) They enable the general purpose investment fund to calculate a net asset value corresponding to the value at which the financial instrument held in the portfolio could be exchanged between knowledgeable, willing parties in an arm’s length transaction;
b) They are based either on market data or on valuation models, including systems based on amortised cost. These models must not lead to significant deviations from the market value of the instrument.
The conditions mentioned in 2° and 3° are deemed to be met for money market instruments covered by 1° to 3° of I of article R. 214-32-18, unless the general-purpose investment fund has information leading to different conclusions.