In a recent SEC filing, Pioneer Short Term Income Fund (CIK: 0001286364) submitted Form 497, a document typically used by mutual funds to disclose important information to shareholders. This filing is significant as it provides investors with essential details about the fund’s performance, holdings, fees, and other relevant information. Investors rely on Form 497 to make informed decisions about their investments in the fund.
Pioneer Short Term Income Fund is a mutual fund company that aims to provide investors with income while maintaining low volatility by investing in a diversified portfolio of short-term, investment-grade fixed income securities. With a focus on capital preservation and income generation, the fund offers investors a conservative option for their investment portfolios. For more information about Pioneer Short Term Income Fund, visit their website here.
Form 497 is a regulatory filing required by the SEC for mutual funds to disclose key information to current and potential investors. This form includes details about the fund’s performance, investment strategy, fees, risks, and other important information that investors need to know before investing. By submitting Form 497, Pioneer Short Term Income Fund is fulfilling its regulatory obligation to provide transparency and clarity to investors.
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Pioneer Short Term Income Fund Files Form 497 with SEC
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