The diagram below is a diagram of the  Users of Funds    <----> Underwriter    <-----> Suppliers of Funds   A. secondary markets B. primary markets C. money markets D. derivatives markets E. commodities markets

Q: Investors pay load charges to receive: a. higher returns on their investments. b. additional…

A: Individual investors are retail investors who save their surplus funds and invests them in the…

Q: funde and exchange traded funds (ETES) is that:

A: A person looking to make investments in stocks and securities can consider different investment…

Q: contractual savings institution, hedge fund, I.P.O. , investment banking, mutual fund, pension fund,…

A: Contractual saving institutions are financial intermediaries like brokers. They accept funds on a…

Q: Compare no-load and load mutual funds.

A: A load mutual fund imposes an offering cost or commission for the obtained stocks. This installment…

Q: A. Liquidity risk B. Political risk C. Currency risk D. Competition risk

A: International fund involve investment at international levels.

Q: Which of the following is an example of a capital market instrument?     Money market mutual funds.…

A: Capital markets are where savings and investments are routed between providers (people or…

Q: What are the advantages and disadvantages of exchange-traded funds versus mutual funds?

A: Mutual funds refers to a pool of investment. Mutual funds can be of two types:  closed ended and…

Q: he following are methods of acquiring funds through long-term financing, except a. Issuing a note…

A: Solution:- Long term financing means acquiring funds for a long period of time, generally more than…

Q: Explain each of the investment instruments stated below that offered by financial institutions.…

A: In the world of investing and finance there are several investment instruments. A person or an…

Q: A company’s sources of long-term funds include bonds, preferred stock and common stock. Identify…

A: Long term financing is required to fund projects with more than one year life. The funds used in…

Q: List and briefly describe three types of mutual funds.

A: Introduction: Mutual fund are institutions involved in pooling of small quantities of different…

Q: What are some important differences between mutual funds, Exchange Traded Funds, and hedge funds?…

A: Answer: The differences between hedge funds, mutual funds and exchange traded funds are as follows,…

Q: Financial markets that facilitate the flow of short-term funds are known as: O Primary markets O…

A: Financial markets can be defined as the market where financial assets or instruments are traded.…

Q: 1. Funds List and provide examples of eight types of specialized funds that concentrate in publicly…

A: Step 1 A Specialty Fund is a mutual fund or other investment vehicle that focuses on the securities…

Q: What is mutual fund? How mutual funds are sold?

A: Mutual funds are the group of many investments securities that consist of a portfolio of stocks,…

Q: The _________ of an open-end fund provides the only market for buying or selling the shares of the…

A: Secondary market is the market where the trading of securities take place for the securities that is…

Q: Consider the term Mutual funds and ETFs. What problem do Mutual funds and ETFs solve?

A: A mutual fund is type of a company wherein it pools the money of various investors and invests it…

Q: Explain the roll of debt and equity markets in the economy. How do they interact with both Primary…

A: Debt and equity market play a vital role in the economy. The market where investors and traders meet…

Q: Describe, compare, and contrast these types of investments: GICs, RRSPs, real estate, mutual funds,…

A: 1.  GICs  or Guaranteed Investment Certificate is a low risk investment as the rate of  return is…

Q: Discuss briefly the liquidity preference theory (LFT) and differentiate it from the loanable funds…

A: Liquidity is referred as the degree, where the security used to buy or sell quickly in the market at…

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: Discuss relevance of securities to Fund Managers and Treasurers when they trade in self-policed…

A: Fund manager has the responsibility of implementation of the investment strategy of the funds as…

Q: Explain in detail the mutual fund and it types.

A: A mutual fund is a type of financial vehicle made up of a pool of money collected from many…

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: explain what is mutual funds

A: Mutual Fund an indirect vehicle for the investor investing in capital markets. It is an investment…

Q: The fund based financial services do not include one of the following: O a. Consumer Credit O b.…

A: Fund Based Financial Service: Fund based Financial Services method of financing loans , working…

Q: Assess the main features of exchange traded funds (EFTs) drawing on their advantages and…

A: Exchange Traded Funds: ETF represents the basket of financial securities that are traded on an…

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: is a combination of a wide range of investment products such as bonds, shares, securities, mutual…

A: A financial asset is tradeable security that can be bought or sold in the financial market. It…

Q: Which of the following is a financial instrument? Select one: a. Merchant bankers b. Leasing…

A: Financial instrument are those instruments which used for increasing or issue the share capital to…

Q: WHAT ARE THE CONCEPTS OF MUTUAL FUND?

A: A mutual fund is a trust that pools the savings of a number of  investors who share a common…

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: List two of the main classes of mutual funds available to investors

A: Mutual funds is an investment tool which pools cash from various investors and invest that amount in…

Q: is a combination of a wide range of investment products such as bonds, shares, securities, mutual…

A: Investors diversify their investment among various asset classes because if one asset class performs…

Q: Discuss the main features and characteristics of ETFs (Exchange Traded Funds).

A: An Exchange Traded Fund (ETF) is a type of passive investment that tracks an index, sector,…

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…