The AMF has published an educational guide for professionals aimed at making key investor information documents (KIIDs) more readable for investors
The AMF published a practical guide to improve the readability of Key Information Documents (KIDs). Based on a 2025 study involving 50 investors, the guide recommends improving presentation, structuring the “What is this product?” section and using plain language. While non-binding, the guidance signals increased supervisory attention to the clarity and accessibility of investor information.
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