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Lect.4 Mutual Funds
Lect.4 Mutual Funds
MANAGEMENT
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INVESTMENTS: MUTUAL FUNDS & INVTMENT COMPANIES After this lecture you will be able to:
Cite advantages and disadvantages of investing with an investment company rather than buying securities directly. Contrast open-end mutual funds with closed-end funds and unit investment trusts. Define net asset value and measure the rate of return on a mutual fund Classify mutual funds according to investment style Demonstrate the impact of expenses and turnover on mutual fund investment performance.
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Investment Companies
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INVESTMENTS:
INVESTMENT COMPANIES
Financial intermediaries that invest the funds of individual investors in securities or other assets
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INVESTMENTS:
FUNCTIONS OF INVESTMENT COMPANIES Record keeping and Administration Diversification & Divisibility Professional Management Lower Transaction Costs
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pooled from many investors that is invested in a portfolio fixed for the life of the fund
OPEN-END FUND
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CLOSED-END FUND
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fund whose shares are traded at prices that can differ from net asset value. Shares may not be redeemed at NAV.
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Commingled funds Real Estate Investment Trusts (REITs) Hedge Funds UNIT INVESTMENT TRUSTS
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Mutual Funds
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Money Market Funds Equity Funds Specialized Sector Funds Bond Funds Balanced and Income Funds Asset Allocation Funds Index Funds International Funds
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Costs of investing in
Mutual Funds
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Fee Structure
Front-end Load
Back-end load
Operating Expenses
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Taxation of
Turnover
The ratio of trading activity of a portfolio to the assets of the portfolio Capital Gains and dividends on mutual funds are typically paid out to shareholders once or twice a year. An investor has purchased shares in a mutual fund can receive a capital gain distribution and be taxed on that distribution.
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Taxation mechanism
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Exchange Traded
Funds
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ETFs trade continuously, where as Mutual fund only can be traded when NAV is calculated only once in a day. ETFs simply sell their shares to other traders and no need to sell any other fund securities as in mutual fund at redemption
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ETFs trade Slides by Muhammad Farooq continuously, where as Mutual 3/16/2012 fund
Market value of shares -liabilities NAV= ------------------------------------------------Shares outstanding 120- 5 NAV= ------------ = Rs 23 per share 5
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Rate of Return
The rate of return on an investment in a mutual fund is measured as the increase or decrease in net asset value plus income distributions such as dividends or distributions of capital gains expressed as a fraction of net asset value at the beginning of the investment period.
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Rate of Return
NAV1 - NAV0 + Income & Capital Gain distribution ROR= -------------------------------------------------------------------------NAV0 20.10 20 +0.15 +0.05 ROR= --------------------------------- = Rs 0.012 or 1.5% 20
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Helping Websites
www.brill.com www.mfea.com www.funds-sp.com www.morningstar.com www.bloomberg.com/markets/mutualfunds www.etfzone.com www.vanguard.com
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ALLAH HAFIZ
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