(1) employee benefit plans buy or sell mutual funds; and
(2) the investment advisor for the mutual fund (or its affiliate) is a plan fiduciary and not an employer of the employees covered by the plan (“fiduciary advisors”).
Among other requirements, PTE 77-4 requires fiduciary advisors to provide an independent plan fiduciary with a prospectus. In Advisory Opinion 2013-04A, the DOL indicated that independent plan fiduciaries can be provided with a “summary prospectus” instead of a mutual fund’s full prospectus.
The Advisory Opinion is available here.
ERIC members and trial members can read more here.
Among other requirements, PTE 77-4 requires fiduciary advisors to provide an independent plan fiduciary with a prospectus. In Advisory Opinion 2013-04A, the DOL indicated that independent plan fiduciaries can be provided with a “summary prospectus” instead of a mutual fund’s full prospectus.
The Advisory Opinion is available here.
ERIC members and trial members can read more here.

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