In a recent SEC filing, Schwab Capital Trust (CIK: 0000904333) submitted Form 24F-2NT, which is typically used by certain investment companies to register the securities they issue. This form allows these companies to fulfill their registration obligations under the Investment Company Act of 1940. The submission of this form by Schwab Capital Trust indicates its commitment to compliance with regulatory requirements and transparency in its operations.
Schwab Capital Trust is a subsidiary of Charles Schwab Corporation, a leading financial services firm known for its brokerage, banking, and wealth management services. As a part of the Charles Schwab family, Schwab Capital Trust likely plays a role in the company’s investment offerings and fund management services. Investors and stakeholders interested in learning more about Schwab Capital Trust and its parent company can visit the Charles Schwab Corporation website.
Form 24F-2NT is a filing required by the Securities and Exchange Commission for investment companies that issue periodic payment plan certificates. This form ensures that these companies disclose important information about their securities, including the terms of the offerings and any material changes that may impact investors. By submitting Form 24F-2NT, Schwab Capital Trust is providing investors with the necessary details to make informed decisions about their investments in the company’s securities.
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Schwab Capital Trust (0000904333) Submits 24F-2NT Form to SEC
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