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mutual fund
noun
- an investment company that issues shares continuously and is obligated to repurchase them from shareholders on demand.
mutual fund
noun
- an investment trust that issues units for public sale, the holders of which are creditors and not shareholders with their interests represented by a trust company independent of the issuing agency British equivalentunit trust
mutual fund
- A company organized for the purpose of making investments . A mutual fund gets its capital stock from private individual investors, who, in effect, allow the mutual fund to decide where to invest their money.
Word History and Origins
Origin of mutual fund1
Example Sentences
This renewed federal focus on ESG issues will bolster the SEC’s effort to create disclosure practices for public companies and mutual funds.
His Virginia financial disclosure report lists 70 holdings of individual stocks, bonds or mutual funds that are each worth between $50,001 and $250,000, and an additional 54 holdings that are each worth between $5,001 and $50,000.
Thiel also had an advantage over most Americans with IRAs, who typically use them to purchase publicly traded stocks, bonds, mutual funds and certificates of deposit.
He has a diversified portfolio of many businesses and industries in mutual funds that his stockbroker manages.
Giant mutual funds that own the largest stakes in GameStop saw the biggest gains in value.
Why new cuts will be a double whammy for Bentonville—and anyone with a mutual fund.
Considered as a mutual fund of bank shares, the CPP has had quite a good run.
The second is that there is a glitch in the mutual fund software, and you just aren't getting the updates.
It started when Waddell Reed, a large mutual fund, hit a button to sell about $4.1 billion in stock futures contracts.
Washington is in panic mode and your mutual fund is teetering on the brink.
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