The official document that describes a mutual fund or other investment to prospective investors For mutual funds, the prospectus contains information required by the SEC, such as investment objectives and policies, risks, services, and fees
The official document that describes a mutual fund It contains information required by the Securities and Exchange Commission on such subjects as the fund's investment objectives, policies, services and fees A prospectus must be given to every investor A more detailed document, known as "Part B" of the registration statement, (or "Statement of Additional Information,") is available at no charge upon request
A prospectus is a detailed document produced by a college, school, or company, which gives details about it
Legal document describing securities offered for sale; often used in connection with the sale of stocks in initial and secondary public offerings, private placements and mutual funds A prospectus provides detailed information about the securities being offered as well as the use of proceeds and the business and financial condition of the issuer Sometimes called an Offering Memorandum
The official selling circular that must be given to purchasers of new securities registered with the Securities and Exchange Commission It highlights the much longer Registration Statement file with the Commission
A part of the SEC registration statement that contains a discription of the company issuing the securities and contains information about the securities being sold
A document that institutions and businesses use to describe what they have to offer for participants and buyers
The legal document that explains the fund's investment objective, costs, and performance history It is given to every investor who purchases mutual fund shares
A document that sets out the financial history and current status of a security offer made to the public A company undertaking a share issue must issue a prospectus, and it must be made available to all interested investors before they can invest A prospectus must be registered with the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC)
A legal document which describes the securities being offered for sale to the public These documents usually disclose pertinent information concerning the company's operations, securities, management and purpose of the offering The prospectus must be prepared in accordance with requirements of the applicable provincial securities commissions
A summary, plan, or scheme of something proposed, affording a prospect of its nature; especially, an exposition of the scheme of an unpublished literary work
a formal written offer to sell securities (filed with the SEC) that sets forth a plan for a (proposed) business enterprise; "a prospectus should contain the facts that an investor needs to make an informed decision"
An official booklet that describes a mutual fund It contains information as required by the U S Securities and Exchange Commission on topics such as the funds investment objectives, investment restrictions, purchase and redemption policies, fees, and performance history
A legal document offering securities or mutual fund shares for sale When you invest in a mutual fund, the prospectus will provide valuable information about the specific goals, fees, and practices of the fund Federal and state securities regulators require that the prospectus include the fund's investment objectives, policies and restrictions, fees and expenses, and how shares can be bought and sold It should be read carefully prior to investing
A prospectus is a legal document that describes the security being offered for sale to the public It discloses important information about the company's operations, securities, management and the purpose of the offering
A formal written offer to sell securities that provides an investor with the necessary information to make an informed decision A prospectus explains a proposed or existing business enterprise and must disclose any material risks and information according to the securities laws A prospectus must be filed with the SEC and be given to all potential investors Companies offering securities, mutual funds, and offerings of other investment companies including Business Development Companies are required to issue prospectuses describing their history, investment philosophy or objectives, risk factors and financial statements Investors should carefully read them prior to investing
Required by federal securities law, a document issued by a company or mutual fund that describes such subjects as investment objectives and policies, services, restrictions, fund fees and other charges, the fund's financial statements, and additional facts an investor needs to make an informed decision