Term:
Mutual fund
Definition:

A mutual fund is a financial structure through which investors pool their funds to invest in a diversified portfolio of securities. Individual investors purchase shares in the fund, representing an ownership interest in the large pool of underlying assets i.e. they have an equity stake. The selection of assets is made by professional fund managers.

Domain:
Finance
Source:
Institutional Investors Statistical Yearbook, 2000 edition, Annex III, Glossary
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