Unit 4: Packaged Investments Flashcards

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Face-amount certificates (FACs)

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contract between investor and issuer in which issuer guarantees payment of a stated sum to investor after a period of time. In return, the investor pays the issuer a set amount up front or during life of the contract

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Unit investment trusts (UITs)

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> investment company under a trust
create a fixed portfolio of securities and sell redeemable shares
not managed

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Managed investment company

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investment company that manages a portfolio to achieve an investment objective

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Closed-end investment company

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> sells limited number of shares to public
common and preferred or debt
can be traded on secondary market
shares aren’t redeemable

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Open-end investment company

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> mutual fund, continuously sells shares to public
common shares only, no debt
cannot be traded on secondary market
shares are redeemable

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Annuity

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insurance contract meant to provide retirement income

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Annuitization

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One-time/irreversible choice to give up assets owned by annuity in return for lifetime guaranteed income by insurance agency

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Mutual fund

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pool of investors’ money invested in various securities, redeemable

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Net asset value (NAV)

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> NAV of fund = total assets - total liabilities
NAV of shares = NAV fund / total # outstanding shares
NAV of shares is calculated once per day for shares in open-end companies

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Class A shares (front-end loads)

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> shares that have a sales charge due when the investment is made
% taken from total amount invested
good for large investors w/ long time frame

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Class B shares (back-end loads)

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> shares that have a sales charge due when shares are redeemed
% taken from amount sold, decreases over time
good for mid investors w/ long time frame

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Class C shares (level-load)

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> shares that have an annual sales charge of 1%

>good for investors w/ short time frame (1-5 years)

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Breakpoint

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quantity sales charge discounts on open-end management company shares

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Letter of intent (LOI)

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contract allowing investor to invest additional funds needed to meet breakpoint within 13 months

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Rights of accumulation

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investor can combine previously invested funds w/ future investment amount to hit breakpoint

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16
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Exchange/conversion priviledge

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investor can convert investment in one fund for equal investment in another fund in the same family

17
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Breakpoint sales

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investment made that is just under a breakpoint (unethical)

18
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Public offering price (POP)

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= NAV + SP (share price)

>purchase price of a fund share