Tech and Child Rights Salient Issue Briefing
This new briefing by the Investor Alliance for Human Rights informs institutional investors…
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The Securities and Exchange Commission proposed amendments to Rule 35d-1 under the Investment Company Act of 1940, the fund “Names Rule," including improving the 80% rule and creating new and enhanced disclosure and reporting requirements.
The proposed amendments to the Fund Names Rule by the SEC are directly relevant to PRI signatories.
- the proposed rule would expand the requirement for funds with certain names to adopt a policy to invest 80 percent of their assets in the investments suggested by that name to cover any fund names suggestion a focus in investments. This would include, among other things, ESG factors.
- the proposed rule introduced disclosure requirement for improved information to investors about how funds names track their investments. This would include fund prospectus disclosure that defines the terms used in a fund's name.
- Under the proposal, a fund that considers ESG factors alongside but not more centrally than other, non-ESG factors in its investment decisions would not be permitted to use ESG or similar terminology in its name.
This new briefing by the Investor Alliance for Human Rights informs institutional investors…
The SEC proposed amendments to for investment advisers and investment companies to promote consistent, comparable, and reliable information for investors concerning funds’ and advisers’ incorporation of environmental, social, and governance (“ESG…