(Art. 20 para. 1 let. c and 23 CISA)
- Persons who manage or represent Swiss collective investment schemes or hold the assets of these schemes in safekeeping, or who manage or represent foreign collective investment schemes, or their agents, must draw investors' attention to the risks associated with a specific type of investing in particular.1
- They shall disclose all costs incurred on the issue and redemption of units and in the administration of the collective investment scheme. In addition, they shall disclose the manner in which the management fee is used and the levying of any performance fee.
- The duty of disclosure with regard to compensation for distribution of collective investment schemes encompasses the nature and scale of all fees and other pecuniary benefits through which the activities of the distributor are to be compensated.
- Persons who manage or represent Swiss collective investment schemes or hold the assets of these schemes in safekeeping, or who manage or represent foreign collective investment schemes, or their agents, must ensure a degree of transparency in the exercising of membership and creditors' rights such that investors are in a position to comprehend the manner in which such rights are exercised.2