Collective investment registration requires comprehensive disclosures and governance documentation for fund managers and trustees under prescribed application forms. Collective investment registration requires a completed application with supporting documents demonstrating authority to operate as a Collective Investment Management Company, including incorporation and constitutional documents, capital structure, financial statements, management and key personnel details, infrastructural facilities, litigation disclosures, auditors, and draft trust and investment management agreements. Applications must be typed, signed by an authorised person and accompanied by prescribed evidence; incomplete applications are liable to rejection. The regulator issues a certificate of registration with a unique code upon formal grant. Trustees must separately disclose governance, personnel, infrastructure and recent litigation or penalties.