Investor and Investment Process Flashcards
The benefits of a managed fund are?
- Diversification
- Expertise at investment management
- Lower transaction costs
Factors impacting the size of a fund market
- access to well-developed capital markets,
- household demand for well-diversified investments,
- strong and appropriate regulation of funds and financial markets,
- availability of distribution structures that facilitate access to regulated funds,
- regulated fund returns and costs relative to other available investment products,
- demographics,and
- high or improving levels of economic development
Listed investments are?
investment funds listed on a
public stock exchange (e.g. ASX)
Unlisted investments are?
bought and sold through the manager of the investment fund or via a licensed dealer such as a financial planner.
Major differences between Listed and Unlisted investments are?
- Value
- Tax perspective
- Closed
- Liquidity
investment policy statement provides
the general investment goals and objectives of the managed fund, and describes the strategies that the manager will use to meet the objectives.
The PDS is a regulatory document and must include information about?
key features, investment policy, fees, commissions, benefits, risks and the complaints handling procedure.
The typical fees charged by a managed fund is?
- Contribution and withdrawal fees
- Ongoing fees
Single vs multi-asset diversified funds
Single-asset funds focus on a particular asset class (e.g. commercial property, equity, fixed income, cash)
• Multi-asset funds invest in multiple asset classes.
Superannuation schemes tend to offer their members
multi-asset funds.