Where in-kind shares are contributed to a local investment fund, the prospectus must provide comprehensive disclosure so that investors understand the nature and potential valuation risks of those assets. The SCA investment-fund regulations require the prospectus to provide full information about each in-kind share, its owner and value, the number of units issued against it and a summary of the in-kind valuation report. It must additionally explain the extent to which the in-kind shares can subsequently be disposed of and the extent to which their values may vary after the fund has been established according to market circumstances and subsequent valuation reports . Option A therefore accurately captures the required disclosure concerning potential fluctuations in value. There is no requirement in this provision to identify alternative assets that were considered. An evaluation report is not treated as unnecessary; instead, its summary is specifically required. Nor does this particular prospectus disclosure require the fund to identify specific legislation authorising the contribution. The regulatory focus is transparency over valuation and liquidity risks. Therefore, option A is correct.

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