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Promise & Peril of Plain English: Mutual Fund Disclosure Readability
The SEC requires mutual funds to write disclosures for the average investor using plain English. These requirements make funds’ investment strategies and associated risks transparent and accessible to investors. Improved investor understanding furthers the SEC’s regulation-through-disclosure regime.
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