Form CRS Content and Delivery Timing
Chapters in this video
- 0:00 Who gets Form CRS: the natural person test
- 1:19 Delivery triggers for a new or prospective retail investor
- 2:58 Existing customer triggers: new account, rollover, or new service
- 4:01 The 30-day and 60-day deadlines, plus page limits
- 6:14 Form CRS does not satisfy Regulation Best Interest
- 7:19 Rapid-fire exam recap
What this video covers
- The strict Form CRS definition of a retail investor as a natural person, and why a small company fails this test even though it might qualify as retail under communications rules
- The three delivery triggers for a new or prospective retail investor, and why placing an order without prior delivery is a compliance violation
- The three events that force a fresh Form CRS delivery to an existing customer, and why the exam loves to trap test takers into thinking it is a one-time obligation
- The 30-day deadline for investor requests and amended filings, plus the 60-day window to communicate material updates to existing customers at no charge
- Why the two-page standalone cap and four-page combined dual registrant cap are maximums, not required lengths, and why two separate two-page summaries are equally compliant
- The five standardized headings in mandatory order, and how the exam tests whether you recognize missing or out-of-sequence sections
- Why delivering a compliant Form CRS does not satisfy, partially satisfy, or otherwise touch the separate disclosure obligations under Regulation Best Interest
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