Investment Company Products Flashcards
Letters of intent may be backdated up to how many days?
90
All of the following describe the price of a no-load mutual fund EXCEPT:
POP.
Under the Investment Company Act of 1940, mutual funds must send financial statements to shareholders at least:
semiannually.
All of the following statements concerning investment companies are true EXCEPT:
to be considered a diversified investment company, the company must invest in both equity and debt instruments.
All of the following are redeemable securities EXCEPT:
REITs
An investment company that holds which of the following does NOT meet the definition of a diversified investment company under the 1940 Investment Company Act?
33% of its assets in securities issued by a small-cap new issue.
When comparing exchange-traded funds (ETFs) to mutual funds, some features available in ETFs that are NOT found in the mutual funds would include the ability to:
II. sell short.
III. be bought and sold on margin.
A mutual fund’s expense ratio is found by dividing its expenses by its:
average annual net assets.
Which of the following statements describe characteristics of open-end investment companies?
I. Shares are redeemable at net asset value.
II. Shares are always sold by prospectus.
Last year, the bond market was profitable and ABC Fund had 70% of its assets in bonds. Next year, the fund’s managers expect the stock market to do well, and will adjust the fund’s portfolio so 60% of its assets will be invested in stock. ABC is probably what type of fund?
Balanced
For a mutual fund that collects a 12b-1 fees, which of the following statements are TRUE?
I. The fund may use the money to pay for mailing sales literature.
II. The fund’s prospectus must disclose the fee.
A customer wishes to invest $800,000 in the Ajax Fund, an open-end company with a long-term growth objective. In order to take advantage of breakpoints, you recommend that the customer purchase:
Class A shares
A stock mutual fund wishes to advertise itself as diversified. To be able to do so, the fund must invest:
at least 75% of its assets in securities other than its own.
so that it holds no more than 10% of the voting stock of any one company.
no more than 5% of its assets in any one target company.
Which of the following constitutes selling dividends?
Enticing customers to buy mutual fund shares just before the ex-dividend date.
If an investor wants to invest in the electronics industry but does not want to limit his investments to only one or two companies, which type of fund would be most suitable?
Specialized
Which of the following statements regarding fixed municipal unit trusts are TRUE?
I. The trust is not managed.
II. The portfolio can not be traded.
Mutual fund Class B shares assess:
a deferred sales load
A mutual fund invested in bonds with medium-length maturities. As the bonds matured, the fund reinvested the proceeds and purchased long-term bonds with maturities of up to 20 years. What might have happened to the fund if the reinvestment had occurred during a period when interest rates were rising?
III. Increase in yield.
IV. Increase in income.
A mutual fund has a net asset value (NAV) of $7.80 per share, and the fund pays its underwriter a concession of $0.12 per share. If the fund has a sales load of $0.50 per share and an administrative fee of $0.15 per share, how much does the investor pay per share to purchase a Class A share of this fund?
8.3.
An investment company share purchased at its NAV that can always be redeemed later at its then-current NAV is a:
Class C share.