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Target Market Determinations

ASIC Regulatory Guide 274 (RG 274) requires Issuers and Distributors of financial products to take steps to ensure that retail clients are offered products that are likely to be consistent with their likely objectives, financial situation and needs. The DDO regime is designed to provide a framework for all retail products (funds) to be more focused on client outcomes throughout the design and distribution process.

 

A TMD is a document which describes who a fund is appropriate for (target market), and any conditions around how a fund can be distributed to retail customers. It also describes the events or circumstances where a Responsible Entity, such as Copia Investment Partners may need to review the TMD for a fund.

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The Responsible Entity will also ensure reasonable steps are taken to ensure on an ongoing basis that product distribution is consistent with the target market determination of funds.

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For more information about RG 274 see here:

RG 274 Product design and distribution obligations | ASIC – Australian Securities and Investments Commission

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DISCLAIMER

 

This website provides information to help investors and their advisers assess the merits of investing in financial products. We strongly advise investors and their advisers to read information memoranda and product disclosure statements carefully.

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The information on this website does not constitute personal advice and does not take into account your investment objectives, financial situation or needs. It is therefore important that if you are considering investing in any financial products and services referred to on this website, you determine whether the relevant investment is suitable for your needs, objectives and financial circumstances. You should also consider seeking independent financial advice, particularly on taxation, retirement planning and investment risk tolerance before making an investment decision.

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Neither Copia Investment Partners Limited, nor any of our associates, guarantee or underwrite the success of any investments, the achievement of investment objectives, the repayment of capital or payment of particular rates of return on investments.

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