Yesterday, the US Securities and Exchange Commission adopted amendments to the Investment Company Act “Names Rule,” which addresses fund names that are likely to mislead investors about a fund’s investments and risks.
The Names Rule, SEC Rule 35d-1, was enacted over 20 years ago in 2001, and the
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