Tailored Shareholder Report Final Rule
PURPOSE
- To enable investors to identify and access key information clearly and concisely.
- To provide a layered disclosure framework that highlights information investors most frequently seek while still providing the extended disclosure required by the regulation.
ENTITIES AFFECTED
- Open-end funds and ETFs filing on Form N-1A
- Excludes CEFs and BDCs filing on Form N-2
- Fee and expense advertising changes applicable to all registered funds
KEY COMPONENTS
- Updated annual and semi-annual report: Tailored Shareholder Report (TSR)
- TSR Content
- Updated Form N-CSRStructured Data (iXBRL Tagging) for TSRs
- Updated Form N-CSR
- Changes to Rule 30e-3 and Accessibility
ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS
- Defining a broad-based securities market index
- Fee and expense information in advertising
- Form N-1A amendments
KEY COMPONENTS
- Updated Report, Tailored Shareholder Report (TSR)
FORMAT - TSR Content
CONTENT- General information:
- Fund name, Class name, Ticker
- Report label
- Legend disclosing where additional information can be accessed
- Statement regarding material changes
- Expense table identifying costs associated with a $10,000 investment (presented as both a percentage and dollar amount)
- Management’s “summary” of key factors impacting fund performance (graphic representation and bullets encouraged)
- Line graph or average annual returns table specific to share class comparing to appropriate broad-based securities market index (included in both TSR and AR)
- Graphical representation of holdings (table or graphic)
- Key fund statistics:
- Net assets
- Total number of holdings
- Portfolio turnover rate
- Total advisory fees paid
- Changes or disagreements with accountants
- Material changes (identified in prominent statement on cover page):
- Fund name
- Investment objectives
- Principal investment strategies or risks
- Annual operating expenses, shareholder fees, or maximum account fees
- Investment adviser(s) or subadviser(s)
- Optional additional material changes
- General information:
- Structured Data for TSR
- Updated Form N-CSR
FORMATContent Moved from Legacy Annual and Semi-Annual Report to Form N-CSR
Additional Notes:
- Rule 30e-3 and Accessibility
30e-3 CHANGESPRINTING AND MAILING
ONLINE AVAILABILITY
- TSRs and Form N-CSR must be posted on the fund website 60 days after period end.
- TSRs must link to the applicable semi- or annual Form N-CSR via “one-click.”
- TSRs are encouraged to be visually engaging and easy to navigate on the fund website.
- First and third quarter portfolio holdings are now required to be posted on a fund website 60 days after period end (previously only a requirement if utilizing rule 30e-3).
- Electronic material is requirement of all to be ADA accessible.
ADDITIONAL COMPONENTS
- Defining a broad-based securities market index
- Fee and expense information in advertising
- Form N-1A Amendments
- Funds are permitted to disclose statice dates such as birth year or year service began instead of age or years of services of fund officers, directors and portfolio managers.
- Option (not requirement) to include Financial Highlights as incorporated by reference to Form N-CSR pending a disclosure statement on the cover and providing Form N-CSR to any new investors.
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