Some new online repositories are helping mutual fund companies and financial advisors deal with disclosure
James Langton's article on the new investor advisory panel engaged in unfounded criticisms of the investor advisory committee
Rule divides private fund advisors into two broad groups by size, and the amount of information they must report and the frequency of reporting
Advisors get free access to complete universe of the new mutual fund disclosure documents
Both the MFDA and IIROC allow a two-year transition period for firms to get in compliance
Separate fund facts documents must be filed for each fund class or series
Simplified documents must be online and available to clients
