Joint Associations Committee convenes final Kid discussions
The Joint Associations Committee (JAC) has developed a template for the European Union’s Key Information Document (Kid) in relation to contractual packaged retail investment products (Prips), as the basis for discussions taking place throughout May. The template has been created as a way of gaining a consensus from the members of the five trade associations that make up the JAC, and will lead to a final version being delivered to the European Commission.
The creation of the template follows
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