We make regulatory reporting and disclosures as seamless as possible for everyone involved with these core solutions:
FilePoint provides support for all required SEC filings and disclosures. From intake to printing and fulfillment, we support fund administrators through the entire process, alleviating stress and saving them time by using our own proprietary software and technology to make each step as easy and efficient as possible. Our ever-growing list of services include:
If it has to do with implementing the Tailored Shareholder Report rules, FilePoint handles it. By automating much of the process on clients’ behalf, we save them time and reduce the risk of errors, all without charging any implementation fees.
Automation Technology is at the core of our business. We create custom, tailored software that increases efficiencies and accuracy while mitigating risk and saving resources for fund administrators. From iXBRL automation to proprietary software built around client preferences—we manage all of it, so there are no licenses to worry about or new software to learn. Our automation technology includes:
As experts in the financial industry, FilePoint ensures clients are following all appropriate regulations while handling all investor marketing and communication needs. This added value helps advisers seamlessly grow funds by not only providing typesetting and printing fulfillment, but also posting financial materials online, so investors have all the information they need.
Talk to a specialist at 919-706-4090 or email us at info@filepoint.com.
The SEC adopted broad new rules requiring many filings under the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 to be submitted electronically through EDGAR, including the use of structured data when specified as well as a follow‑on final rule extending most of the compliance deadlines to give firms adequate time to build and test compliant technology.
The SEC recently announced two updates regarding Form N-PORT. First, the SEC announced on Feb. 20, 2026, that it is proposing amendments to reporting requirements on Form N-PORT that would apply some relief to certain registered investment companies, including registered open-end funds, registered closed-end funds, and certain exchange-traded funds.