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What is a Mutual Fund (MF)?
What are the units of a Mutual Fund?
What is the Management Company (M.C)?
What is the Custodian?
What is the Cyprus Securities and Exchange Commission (CySEC)?
What is Mutual Fund Regulation?
What is the NAV of Mutual Fund?
The Net Assets Value (NAV) of Mutual Fund is the total assets invested in securities and cash, as provided by Regulation and legal framework.
The assets of the Mutual Fund are valued daily by the MC.
What is the return of Mutual Fund?
How many and which prices have the units of a Mutual Fund?
The units of a Mutual Fund have three prices, the net price, the Subscription price and the Redemption price. The net Price of each share is calculated by dividing the Net Asset Value (NAV) by the number of units outstanding.
The procedure is as follows: At the end of the accounting day after the closing of markets in which M/F invests, its assets are marked to market in order for the company to determine its NAV
After the determination of the daily net asset value of the fund, the company divides the NAV of the fund by the total number of units outstanding and by this calculation the daily net price of the fund is been set
Then the company adds to the net price the applicable by the prospectus subscription fee
The subscription price is the price at which the shareholder can participate in the Fund
Finally the company subtracts from the net price the applicable by its prospectus redemption fee
The redemption price is the price at which the shareholder redeems shares partially or in whole