How might the constant scrutiny and demand for consistentresults affect the long-term performance of a mutual fund?

Q: The price an investor pays when buying shares of an open-end mutual fund is based on the supply and…

A: An open-end fund is a portfolio that can issue an unlimited number of shares.  Open-end shares are…

Q: a. A mutual fund is a professionally managed type of collective investment scheme that pools money…

A: Treynor Measure = (Average portfolio return - risk free rate) / Beta of portfolio   Treynor Measure…

Q: What is one advantage an ETF has over an open-end mutual fund.

A: Mutual fund is an institution that invests the money of small investors in financial securities like…

Q: Why are mutual funds considered good investments for long-term investors?

A: Investment means engaging your funds to generate wealth or profit in future. There are many…

Q: What is a mutual fund?

A: Mutual fund is pool of funds managed by professionally qualified fund managers who collect funds…

Q: Give some advantages and disadvantages in investing in a mutual fund

A: Mutual fund can be defined as an accumulation of fund, mutually collected from large number of…

Q: What can you tell from the factor exposures of various hedge fund strategies

A: Hedge funds strategies: Hedge funds are an important element of the alternative investment…

Q: Obtain information on the following two funds: (i) Colonial First State Imputation (ii) Vanguard…

A: COLONIAL FIRST STATE IMPUTATION FUND: It provides investors with exposure to Australian equities,…

Q: What is the purpose of initial and maintenance margins? How does marking to market affect the amount…

A: Margins: Margins allow individuals who'd like to trade to borrow funds from brokers or brokerage…

Q: Would you expect a typical open-end fixed-income mutual fund to have higher or lower operating…

A: Mutual funds are of two types, they are, open ended and closed ended. We can explain the operating…

Q: What problems would confront a mutual fund trying to create an index fund tied to an equally…

A: A mutual fund refers to an investment pool. The investors' money is invested into the pool, the…

Q: Which of the following is likely to have a price that differs from its NAV?: -open-ended mutual…

A: Mutual funds are the pooled or managed fund that  managed by the asset management company. The asset…

Q: Which of the following categories of hedge fund strategies are exposed to event risk? O a. Market…

A: Comment - We’ll answer the first question since the exact one wasn’t specified. Please submit a new…

Q: A sinking fund can be set up in one of two ways. Discuss the advantagesand disadvantages of each…

A: Introduction: A sinking fund is a bond issuing provision that allows for the annual redemption of…

Q: hedge

A: Introduction: The term hedging refers to a strategy used by the investors in order to protect…

Q: A hedge fund charges the common 2 plus 20% fee structure, i.e. 2% management fee and 20% of any net…

A: Hedge fund charges management fees that are irrespective of any profits made by a hedge fund…

Q: How to calculate Performance of Small-Cap mutual Funds

A: These funds contribute a significant part of their investible corpus equity or equity related…

Q: Exchange Traded Funds have grown significantly over recent years.  What are the advantages of…

A: They are traded on an exchange, which consists of a basket of shares.

Q: Stock market analyst. Explain the mutual funds (structure; types; benefits; performance）

A: Mutual Funds: A mutual fund is a collection of money that represents the savings of a group of…

Q: What value do mutual funds add for individual investors and how?

A: Mutual Fund is a trust that pools together the resources of investors to make a foray into…

Q: difference between Mutual Fund and Venture Capita

A: Venture capital and mutual funds are the sources through which investors make investments in the…

Q: Compare the funds based on their size, management, risk level, and dividend distributions. Then,…

A: A mutual fund is an investment opportunity whereby allows the investors to buy securities. It is…

Q: What are some major differences between a UITF and a Mutual Fund?

A: Unit Investment Trust Funds (UITFs) are professional-managed financial vehicles that can help you…

Q: a. A mutual fund is a professionally managed type of collective investment scheme that pools money…

A: Performance of the portfolios can be measured by determining the rewards that can be expected over…

Q: A mutual fund

A: A mutual fund is a  pool of money collected from many diversified investors to invest in securities…

Q: Which investment management style would an equities fund manager who utilises a value approach to…

A: Fundamental analysis (FA) It may be a strategy of calculating the intrinsic value of a security by…

Q: What are the different types of mutual funds and a brief definition of these?

A: A mutual fund is a corporation that collects money from several participants and invests it in…

Q: In the context of evaluating performance of a particular hedge fund for the purpose of determining…

A: A high water mark is used to decide the performance / incentive fees paid to the fund managers. It…

Q: Which of the following is most accurate in describing the problems of survivorship bias and backfill…

A: Hedge funds invest in high risk securities and derivative instruments. Hedge funds adopt aggressive…

Q: mutual fund?

A: A Mutual Fund plan is a sort of financial instrument that is created by pooling money from several…

Q: our friend suggests that a good way to study whether stock prices are in- formationally efficient…

A: A fund manager is the manager which manages funds of investors by taking investment decision on…

Q: What is different between long-term mutual funds and money market mutual funds and what are the main…

A: A mutual fund is a pool of investments from multiple of investors who pools their money towards the…

Q: What are the two ways a sinking fund can be handled? Whichmethod will be chosen by the firm if…

A: A sinking fund is a fund created periodically by setting aside money for the gradual repayment of a…

Q: Balanced funds, life-cycle funds, and asset allocation funds all invest in both the stock and bond…

A: Balanced funds are the funds that hold both stocks along with the bond. Asset allocation fund and…