From 1st January all investment trusts have had to publish a Key Information Document (KID) before their shares can be made available to retail investors. This sort of standardised information can be useful, but unfortunately some of the prescribed content can be highly misleading. One of the most surprising aspects of the new KID is that the investment trusts are not allowed to include their historic returns. Instead of publishing a chart and the performance data they are required to illustrate the potential investment outcomes under four different scenarios − Stress, Unfavourable, Moderate and Favourable – over periods of one, three and five years. |
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