: What is the main objective of Balanced Unit Trust Fund?

Q: Briefly discuss the significance of the Trust Fund Doctrine.

A: Trust fund doctrine is a principle of judicial invention which says that corporate assets are held…

Q: How does an index fund differ from an actively managed fund?

A: An index fund and actively managed fund are different investment vehicles. They have been explained…

Q: In your own words, describe ETF’s investment objective, strategy and benchmark. Please include fund…

A: An ETF is a collection of assets whose shares are traded on a stock market. They combine the…

Q: c) Calculate Jensen's measure of performance for Wildcat Fund.  d) Assuming that the Wildcat fund…

A: Jensen's measure of performance for Wildcat Fund is calculated with the help of following formula…

Q: = sinking fund formula, calculate the

A: Payment per month refers to the amount which a borrower should at the end of each month or period to…

Q: plain the difference between a f

A: Fund of funds : A mutual fund strategy that engages in other mutual fund schemes is known as a Fund…

Q: Analyze the advantages of an index fund or a fund of funds. Explain in details

A: Mutual funds is an investment vehicle that pools out funds from large number of investors and invest…

Q: (Trust fund) What is outright distribution? Give example or a scenario (use simple words so its…

A: A trust is created on the some specific or general purpose. Under trust, the property like assets or…

Q: Elaborate as to which of the three commonly used fund performance measures (Sharpe, Treynor, Jensen)…

A: The portfolio represents the securities for the investment purpose. It means the careful analysis of…

Q: What equal series of payments must be paid into a sinking fund in order toaccumulate each given…

A: Here i am the each given amount: (a) $1,700 in 10 years at 8% compounded semiannually when payments…

Q: What is the difference between a permanent fund and a private-purpose trust fund?

A: A private purpose fund refers to trust agreements where a principal or income benefits individuals,…

Q: What are the benefits of Trust fund

A: A trust fund is that legal entity that holds property on behalf of someone.

Q: Define sinking fund

A: Fund: A fund is a pool of money save for a particular purpose. Those pools can be frequently…

Q: Discuss three key characteristics of active fund management and three of passive fund management,…

A: Fund management refers to management of funds in such a manner that the funds provide the highest…

Q: What are the two fund types within the proprietary funds? What types of events does each report?

A: Two Fund Types with in the Proprietary funds: 1) The Enterprise Fund. 2) The Internal Service funds.

Q: active fund management and passive fund management,

A: Managed fund refers to the situation in which investment is pooled together with other investors for…

Q: What is discretionary distribution in trust fund? And Give (1) example that is easy to understand

A: A trust fund is a legal entity that holds property on behalf of some other person or some other…

Q: How much will be in the fund a

A: Time value of money (TVM) means that the sum money received in the present will have more value…

Q: . The following activities determine the fund efficiency of the enterprise. O Operations activities…

A: Cash flow: It implies to the net increase or decrease in company's cash position as a result of…

Q: a.) How much is the total Statutory Reserves of Your Cooperative? b.) How much is the Optional…

A: Ans. 150,000 Explanation: As per Financial Reporting Framework for Cooperatives, statutory reserve…

Q: Tournament fund is treated as Select one: a. Revenue receipt b. All the above points c. Capital…

A: Tournament fund- It is a fund which is made by those organizations which are established for the…

Q: Sinking Fund Method

A: Depreciation expense refers to the fall in the value of the asset due to passage of time, wear and…

Q: Which of the following is not considered an “other long-term investment?” Sinking fund Preference…

A: The question is multiple choice question  Required  Choose the Correct Option.

Q: ör Fålšé questions E. Resources flowing into and out of a fund means that the fund is an accounting…

A: An individual, association, or organization that engages in economic activities and controls…

Q: what is the difference between a growth fund and balanced fund?

A: Growth and Balanced mutual funds are important tools of investing with certain different risk return…

Q: hat is the purpose of valuation in t

A: Introduction : The fund raising refers to the process conducted by one entity of borrowing funds…

Q: Explain the sinking fund.

A: A Loan refers to the amount of money taken by one party named borrower from the other party named…

Q: State the key characteristics of active fund management and passive fund management, focusing on how…

A: Fund management refers to the process of managing a financial institution's cash flow and the fund…

Q: assumptions/drawbacks that the four measures of fund performance share with the Sharpe Ratio,…

A: Introduction:- Portfolio management refers to the management of portfolio. This is done with the…

Q: What type of the fund is alloted to capital project? Select one: a. Special revenue fund b.…

A: Capital project: Capital project is infrastructure project like railways, roads, bridge, etc.

Q: How are interfund transfers reported in fund financial statements?

A: Financial statements: Financial statements are condensed summary of transactions communicated in the…

Q: Differentiate mutual funds from unit investment trust fund.

A: Funds refer to the pool of money which is kept aside for some specific purpose. This pool of money…

Q: How does a trust fund work???Explain the process in simple words

A: Let me start be explaining what a trust fund is. A trust fund is a legal entity that holds property…