A "closed-end fund," legally known as a "closed-end company," is one of three basic types of investment company. The two other basic types of investment companies are mutual funds and unit investments trusts (UITs).
Closed-end funds come in many varieties. They can have different investment objectives, strategies, and investment portfolios. They also can be subject to different risks, volatility, and fees and expenses.
2. What is a CEMF?
Investors can pour as much money into regular mutual
funds as they like, and the fund management will simply
purchase more stocks and bonds.
Closed-end funds, by contrast, accept only a fixed pool
of investment dollars.
Share in CEMFs trade like any other stock.
3. 10. EV Tax-Managed Global
Morningstar Category: World Stock
Trading Symbol: EXG
Assets: $3 billion
One-Year Return: -4.48%
Three-Year Return: 8.0%
Five-Year Return: -0.72%
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