An open-end fund issues shares to investors and redeems them upon request. Unlike stocks, open-end fund shares are not bought and sold between investors, but directly through the fund itself.

An open-end fund is a type of mutual fund that allows investors to buy and sell shares on demand. This makes open-end funds highly accessible and flexible for investors seeking to diversify their ...

The DSP Nifty Private Bank Index Fund will primarily invest in India's top four private sector banks, comprising around 80% ...

All closed-end mutual funds must be redeemed on reaching maturity and no tenure extension will be allowed, recommended a government-formed taskforce.

Saba Capital Management has added more UK investment trusts to its activist campaign and plans to further shake up the sector ...

Investors can apply through licensed mutual fund distributors, online platforms, or directly via the Bandhan Mutual Fund ...

Union Mutual Fund has launched two new funds that will invest in gold “at a time when investors are looking for diversified ...

Investment trusts tend to trade at discounts to their net asset value, but the advantages that come with them mean this ...

Most recently, Henderson Opportunities Trust PLC (HOT:LSE) announced a scheme to allow shareholders to roll their investment into an open-ended fund or to receive their entitlement upon the ...

The Treasury and Commerce Departments are drafting a plan detailing how a federal sovereign wealth fund might be structured, ...