The fund custodian is the representative of the rights and interests of the fund holder, usually served by a powerful commercial bank or trust and investment company. The fund custodian and the fund manager sign a custody agreement. Perform duties within the scope agreed in the custody agreement and collect certain remuneration. Fund custodian is an institution that supervises fund managers and keeps fund assets according to the principle of "separation of management and maintenance" in fund operation. The fund custodian and the fund manager sign a custody agreement, perform their duties within the scope agreed in the custody agreement and collect certain remuneration. Generally speaking, the fund custodian should be a financial institution that is completely independent of the fund management institution, has certain economic strength, has a certain scale of paid-in capital and has an industry reputation. China's Securities Investment Fund Law stipulates that the fund custodian should be a legally established commercial bank with fund custody qualification.