managed fund meaning

• noun
    A unit-linked insurance or savings plan, etc, invested by professional managers
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  [Business]
  noun [C]

  (Finance )

  an amount of money that is given by an organization or many different investors to a company to invest for them, usually in shares and bonds:

  Investors favoured managed funds over direct stock investing.

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  [Economics]
  A fund, made up of investments in a wide range of financial obligations, that is actively managed by a life-assurance company to provide low risk investments for the smaller investor, usually in the form of investment bonds, unit trusts, or unit-linked saving plans (see unit-linked policy). The fund managers will have a stated investment policy favouring a specific category of investments.

• managing funds and securities
• Open ended listed investment fund, that combines some of the characteristics of shares and managed funds
• Expanding economy is give change, finance manages fund namely . had managed fund only, just about expanding economy
• Expanding economy is give change, finance manages fund namely . had managed fund only, just about expanding economy
• What's more, the differences in returns are statistically insignificant whether or not the actively managed funds'expenses are deducted
• As a passively managed bond fund, the management fee and expense ratio of the paif are substantially lower than those of actively managed funds
• But actively managed funds incur research expenses in generating that information, while copycats have virtually no research expenses
• Foreign index funds tend to be more volatile than managed funds.
• In all, he manages funds valued at $ 260 million.
• Alliance, for instance, manages funds in India and Poland.

• "managed fund" meaning in Chinese: 管理基金
• "managed fund" meaning in Japanese: 合同運用｛ごうどう うんよう｝ファンド
• "managed fund" meaning in Russian: управляемый фонд