Continuous Disclosure
In June 2009, the Australian Securities and Investments Commission (ASIC) released new disclosure guidelines for unlisted "disclosing" entities such as the Direct Equity Managed Account Service.
The guidelines allow the Wealth Within to meet its continuous disclosure obligations to you via our website rather than lodging the information with ASIC.
The reason for this is because website disclosure is now, generally considered, the most effective means of disclosing new material information to investors in a timely and efficient manner.
ASIC helpfully provides some examples in RG 198 of the type of "material information" that entities should consider disclosing on their website, including things such as:
- a material change in the value of underlying assets held by an entity;
- a material change in previously released financial forecasts or expectations;
- information about any material change to the terms of the entity's debt funding;
- a change in control of the responsible entity (in the case of a registered scheme);
- Information about corporate actions that are likely to affect the value of investors’ securities; and
- details regarding suspension or limitation of withdrawal requests.
Wealth Within is committed to ensuring that:
- all material information is included on our website
- any new, significant information will be made available on the website as soon as practicable
- we will keep the information on our website whilst it is relevant
Investors will be notified by email when material information is disclosed on our website regarding the Direct Equity Managed Account Service Scheme.