2e Collective Investment Schemes Flashcards

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Unit trust - what is the trust deed and who are professionals involved?

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Trust deed forms hte constituion of the unit trust and is drawn up by the manager and the trustee.
Professionals:
Unit trust manager
Trustee
Investment manager

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Types of unit trusts?

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Regulated schemes (can be to RCs)
Unregulated schemes (like HF not allowed for RCs)

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3
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What is an NMPI

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Non mainstream pooled investment - not regulated scheme basically like a hedge fund

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What is another name for offshore fund?

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Essentially a uni trust but it is domiciled overseas

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Unit trust - where is the price stated?

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In the prospectus or agreed between manager and trustee

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What happens if demand exists for further units?

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Investor can provide the manager with the funds and new units are created

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What happens when an investor cashes in their units?

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Manager can cancel the units or redeem the units.

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Pricing of UTs?

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No secondary market - only bought and sold from manager.

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UT - taxes?

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Pay corp tax on income except UK divis at rate of 20%

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ICVCs - constitution?

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Key document is hte instrument of incorporation

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Professionals involved in ICVCs?

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The authorised Corporate director (ACD) is repsonsible for investment decisions and pricing - like a fund manager.
Depositary - has custody of scheme assets (like a trustee)

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ICVCs - buying and selling of shares?

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No secondary market - only bought and sold from ACD

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ITC - features?

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Company with a fixed share cpaital whose shares are listed on LSE
Closed-ended - don’t normally expand or contract in size after launch

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ITC - who are they government by?

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Companies Act, LSE requirements, tax law

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ITC - buying and selling of shares?

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Only through secondary market on LSE

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ITC - tax?

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Pays corp tx on income (ex. UK divi) at rate of 19%

17
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ETF - similarities to unit trust/ICVC and ITCs?

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Open ended like UT/ICVC and traded on secondary mkt (like ITC)

18
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Min investment required for HFs?

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£50,000, some exceed £1mn

19
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UT, OEIC/ICVC, ITC: legal structure

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UT: trust
ICVC: company
ITC: company

20
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UT, OEIC/ICVC, ITC: open or closed?

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UT: open ended
ICVC: open ended
ITC: closed ended

21
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UT, OEIC/ICVC, ITC: holdings?

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UT: units
ICVC: shares
ITC: shares

22
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UT, OEIC/ICVC, ITC: investment rules

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UT: defined rules
ICVC: defined rules
ITC: flexibility

23
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UT, OEIC/ICVC, ITC: borrowing powers?

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UT: limited ability
ICVC: limited ability
ITC: can borrow - leverage/gearing

24
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UT, OEIC/ICVC, ITC: price system?

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UT: bid - offer (dual)
ICVC: single
IT: bid - offer (dual)

25
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UT, OEIC/ICVC, ITC: value?

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UT: NAV
ICVC: NAV
ITC: Mkt sentiment

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