opettelukynnys
Opettelukynnys, or "access threshold" in Finnish, refers to the minimum financial requirement that must be met before an individual can invest in certain collective investment funds, such as mutual funds or pension funds. This concept is primarily used in the context of regulated investment products, particularly in Finland, where it plays a role in consumer protection and market stability.
The opettelukynnys was introduced to ensure that investors have a basic understanding of the risks involved
In Finland, the opettelukynnys is often tied to the size of the fund’s assets or the complexity
Critics of the opettelukynnys argue that it may unintentionally limit access to investment opportunities for individuals