Consultation · AMF · 12 Sep 2019
The securities regulators propose amendments to Regulation 41-101 to reduce regulatory burden for investment fund issuers by standardizing website disclosure requirements. The changes replace references to optional or multiple websites with a mandatory requirement to post specific documents on a single designated website for ETFs and scholarship plans. These amendments modify Section 3B.4 and various forms within the regulation to ensure consistent and simplified access to prospectus and fund information.
REGULATION TO AMEND REGULATION 41-101 RESPECTING GENERAL PROSPECTUS REQUIREMENTS Securities Act (chapter V-1.1, s. 331.1, par. (2), (4.1), (8), (19.5), (20) and (34))
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(1) by replacing, in the statement under paragraph (h) of item 1, the words “[insert the website of the ETF, the ETF’s family or the manager of the ETF] [as applicable]” with the words “[insert the designated website of the ETF]”; (2) by replacing paragraph (4) of item 2 with the following:
“(4) An ETF may include its designated website address where updated Quick Facts, Trading Information and Pricing Information are posted by stating:
“For more updated Quick Facts, Trading Information and Pricing Information, visit [insert the designated website of the ETF].”.”.
5. This Regulation comes into force on (indicate here the date of coming into force of this
Regulation).
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